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Then bokslippet over. A pleasant experience and a super cozy dinner afterwards with publishing house and another great writer. The publisher notifies waiting lists in my books, it bodes well. Furthermore, I follow now a super exciting event with 1,050 participants. It sells books that just it. Psychiatry days have focused on the relationship between thoughts and feelings and how this affects severe mental disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorders or mood disorders. I suck me updated knowledge and time with my sequel that's about psychosis. Caregivers focus has also been more on the agenda, which I obviously like godt.Forholdet between thoughts and feelings is the central theme of my book about depression, so here I certainly topical. Well! Two interesting lectures have been Find Skårderud its about mentalization and another brilliant psychiatrist, Ole Andreassen, who, in addition to receiving this year's "schizophrenia Price" pregnancy has shown ukegamle results of research where emotions pregnancy physical effect on the brain is measured via MRI and documents ready activity differences in mind when emotions set in motion in people with mental disorders. Hope not we look toward a future where mood disorders should be diagnosed with MR ....... But it is interesting and exciting! pregnancy I have another two stone full days of interesting presentations. Tonight, like last night, I invited the publishing house for dinner, then afterwards the art museum that can offer exciting exhibitions and cultural events. The theme for the conference is "All you need is love" and the Beatles are the musical focus. The fifth Beatles, Stuart Sutcliffe, (drummer before Ringo Star) who died tragically shortly after the group's conference artist. He has painted a lot of interesting pictures. This is a real boost :-)
A little note from me to bright readers. I have messed up and changed slightly by name. Stuart Sutcliffe was the bassist before Paul Mc, and Pete Best was the drummer. We were in concert with Pete Best last night. He was a tired washed-up drummer who probably had its heyday in the 70's. But it was fun :-) Reply Delete
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