Tag: Psychodermatology
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The Dermatology Nurse and The Combined Approach to Atopic Eczema
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The cobbler should stick to his last?
It can be hazardous to stray outside ones area of expertise! “Cobbler: stick to your last!” Allegedly the artist Apelles (C4th BC) said this to a cobbler who had found fault with the shoes in one of his paintings. Apelles corrected the mistake. When the cobbler went on to criticize the shape of the legs,…
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Andy Affleck talks to DrB
The principle and practice of habit reversal are really easy to understand and use. Andrew Affleck is a Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon based at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee, Scotland. Andy and DrB first met at an European Society for Dermatology and Psychiatry Congress in Zaragoza, Spain in 2011.Here they discuss the introduction of The Combined…
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Chelsea Physic Garden & Psychodermatology
Affinity of dermatology and psychiatry extends to horticulture In deepest Chelsea, London UK, there is a gem often overlooked by international visitors. In the picture above, DrB stood between the Psychiatry and Dermatology beds in Chelsea Physic Garden. Containing almost 5000 plant species from all over the world, the garden was founded in 1673 by…
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Psychodermatology: The Overlap Between Psychiatry and Dermatology
Also known as Psychocutaneous Medicine and Psychosomatic Dermatology Psychodermatology always gets a spell-check dotted red line under it on my laptop! The term has been around quite a while in various guises, including psychocutaneous (another dotted red line!) medicine and psychosomatic dermatology (that’s OK!). Part of psychological medicine and liaison psychiatry, psychodermatology is of interest…
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Time and Atopic Eczema
Sometimes spending time saves time In 2013 at the meeting of the European Society for Dermatology and Psychiatry in Roskilde, Denmark, dermatologist Makoto Hashiro reported from Japan a finding from his research that confirms a problem in Dermatology here in the UK too. His colleagues reported that involving a psychological element in treating skin complaints…
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Psychodermatology Services, Atopic Eczema and Habit Reversal
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Reena Shah Talks to DrB
Clinical psychology, psychiatry and dermatology working together in London, UK Reena Shah has a BSc (Hons)Psychology, a MSc in Research Methods in Psychology & a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. She attended Nottingham Trent University before going to the University of Hertfordshire, and then Cardiff University. After qualifying as a Chartered Clinical Psychologist she worked in…
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Jon Goulding Talks To DrB
On the importance of a holistic approach to the treatment of skin disease Jon Goulding is a Consultant Dermatologist in the NHS at Solihull and Good Hope Hospitals, and in private practice at Little Aston Hospital, Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham, UK. With a BSc from Edinburgh University, he qualified in Medicine at Oxford University in…