Психоз коллективный: Коллективный психоз

— англ. psychosis, collective; нем. Psychose, kollektiv. Временное состояние  коллективов, групп или большой массы людей, характеризующееся истеричным бесконтрольным поведением,  вызванным экстремальной ситуацией, напр., при выполнении нек-рых культовых мистических ритуалов.

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Коллективный — (оле), коллективная, коллективное (книжн.). 1. Прил. к коллектив. Коллективная психология. Коллективное владение. || Совершаемый совместно. Коллективное выступление. Коллективное……..

Толковый словарь Ушакова

Коллективный Прил. — 1. Свойственный коллективу, характерный для него. 2. Осуществляемый коллективом.

Толковый словарь Ефремовой

Психоз М. — 1. Болезненное состояние, связанное с поражением головного мозга и ведущее к нарушениям психических функций. 2. Сильное воздействие каких-л. явлений, событий на психику……..

Толковый словарь Ефремовой

Коллективный — -ая, -ое; -вен, -вна, -вно.
1. Общий, совместный; принадлежащий коллективу. К-ая работа. К-ое руководство. К-ое хозяйство. К. ответ. К. подряд. К-ая монография. К-ое садоводство………

Толковый словарь Кузнецова

Голос Коллективный — роль профсоюзной организации по выражению мнения, требований, жалоб от имени трудового коллектива в адрес руководства компании, организации.

Экономический словарь

Групповой (коллективный) Иск — Официальная претензия, поданная от имени группы акционеров, имеющих одинаковые основания для своей жалобы. При коллективных исках акционеров обычно представляет один……..

Экономический словарь

Договор Коллективный — договор между собственником или администрацией предприятия, с одной стороны, и трудовым коллективом, представленным профсоюзным комитетом, с другой стороны.
Предмет……..

Экономический словарь

Договор Коллективный Судовой — договор между капитаном и экипажем судна.

Экономический словарь

Договор, Коллективный — —
договор между собственником предприятия или его представителями профсоюзной организацией, действующей на предприятии. Договор регламентирует вопросы оплаты……..

Экономический словарь

Знак Коллективный — англ. mark of business group символ,
знак
союза, ассоциации или иного добровольного объединения юридических или физических лиц, предназначенный для обозначения выпускаемых,……..

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Голос — функция, выполняемая профсоюзом от имени своих членов; выражение профсоюзом воли работников в виде требований к администрации компании о повышении заработною платы,……..

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Договор — См.
Договор коллективный

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Знак — — товарный
знак
союза, хозяйственной ассоциации или иного добровольного объединения предприятий, предназначенный для обозначения выпускаемых и (или) реализуемых……..

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Подряд — —
форма
организации и оплаты
труда бригады или другого
коллектива.
Оплата производится по конечным результатам за проделанную работу в целом.
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Экономический словарь

Коллективный Протекционизм — протекционизм международных группировок в отношении третьих стран.

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Товарный Знак — (collective mark)
знак
союза, хозяйственной ассоциации или иного добровольного объединения предприятий, предназначенный для обозначения выпускаемых и (или) реализуемых……..

Экономический словарь

Коллективный Трудовой Спор — — неурегулированные разногласия между работниками и работодателями по поводу установления и изменения условий
труда (включая заработную плату), заключения, изменения……..

Экономический словарь

Подряд Коллективный — См. Подряд бригадный

Экономический словарь

Психоз — -а; м.

Толковый словарь Кузнецова

Протекционизм Коллективный — протекционизм нескольких государств по отношению к третьим странам.

Экономический словарь

Голос Коллективный — роль профсоюзной организации по выражению мнения, требований, жалоб от имени трудового коллектива в адрес руководства компании, организации.

Юридический словарь

Договор Коллективный — договор между владельцем или управляющим компанией, фирмой предприятием, с одной стороны, и трудовым коллективом, профсоюзной организацией, с другой стороны. В Д.к………

Юридический словарь

Договор Коллективный Судовой — договор между капитаном и экипажем судна.

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Голос — — функция, выполняемая профсоюзом от имени своих членов; выражение профсоюзом воли работников в виде требований к администрации компании о повышении заработной……..

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Договор — — локальный правовой акт, регулирующий социально-трудовые отношения и заключаемый работниками организации с работодателем. Порядок и условия заключения К. д. определяются……..

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Знак — — товарный знак союза, хозяйственной ассоциации или иного добровольного объединения предприятий, предназначенный для обозначения выпускаемых и (или) реализуемых ими……..

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Подряд — — форма организации и оплата труда бригады или другого коллектива. Оплата производится по конечным результатам. Распределение сдельного заработка между членами бригады……..

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Протекционизм — протекционизм международных группировок в отношении третьих стран.

Юридический словарь

Коллективный Трудовой Спор — — по определению ФЗ «О порядке разрешения коллективных трудовых споров» от 20 октября 1995 г. «неурегулированные разногласия между работниками и работодателями (далее -……..

Юридический словарь

Психоз — — глубокое патологическое нарушение человеческой психики.

Юридический словарь

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.90000 New Era of Global Collective Psychosis 90001
90002 Anybody who has been unfortunate to be in a car or plane crash, but lucky enough to survive it and tell the story afterwards knows the inherent paradox: the event occurred in the blink of an eye, but seemed, in retrospect, to have unfolded in a dreadful slow-motion sequence. What can be called the crash time elasticity contradiction is an accurate metaphor for our era. It is the deep dichotomy of an intuitive knowledge that we, as a global collective, are on a deadly collision course while wearing the distorted slow-motion rosy glasses of projection, looking into some fictional eternal future.If time has, by essence, no end, our life span as a foolish megalomaniac species is about to reach an ugly curtain call. While the end times is a religious fiction, our looming apocalypse is entirely man-made and, as such, is a mere by product of ignorance and collective apathy. 90003
90002 For the very few of us still trying to impact the discourse, it has become incredibly challenging not to give in and surrender to the general entropy of crash time. With so many with their heads in the sand, ignoring an imminent systemic collapse, the effort to wake people up has become more than a Herculean task.The overall attention span is so minimal that ideas are almost never transformed into actions but are just ephemeral ripples on the deep water of forgetfulness. The constant media assault with its cacophony of killing mayhem, spectacles staged as reality, and propaganda passing for news has thoroughly brainwashed many people into a state of uncomfortable numbness. Meaningful ideas could, not so long ago, make waves and even change the tide of history. Now, the words of complex concepts have been gutted of all significance and served for idea consumption as trending hash tags.The media brainwasher / propagandists have powerful bullhorns and are always hard at work to keep their vast audience either uninformed, anxious, and feeling powerless or entertained. The news cycle has to spin so fast that critical thinking is never an option. 90003
90002 This deliberate aggression on our collective psyche, switching in rapid daily succession, is similar to the sleep deprivation torture technique known to induce psychosis in individuals. As an example, here is a frantic but accurately summarized version of a recent chain of events which was conveniently tucked in between two feel-good big media stories: Euro 2016 in the sports / entertainment division and the Democrats ‘convention in the politics / entertainment category.A mass killing in Nice, conveniently justifying a three-month extension of the state of emergency in France; a failed military coup in Turkey, conveniently allowing PM Erdogan to assert a near absolute dictatorship in the country; an attack in Munich allegedly from Islamists, conveniently allowing Chancellor Merkel to reverse her previously generous Syrian migrants asylum policy; the killing of more than 200 Shiites in Kabul, Afghanistan, conveniently ignored by most Western media outlets. 90003
90002 It can reasonably be argued, and easily demonstrated, that a disease afflicting a person usually quickly affects a community.This goes of course for the middle-age plague pandemic called the Black Death which killed an estimated 50 percent of Europe’s population, and more than 120 million people worldwide. Beside its death toll, which reduced the world population by more than 25 percent during the 14th century, the plague pandemic induced deep collective psychological turmoil in connection with the interpretation that it was God’s punishment on mankind, and the start of the apocalypse. The plague revived the intolerance of religious fundamentalism.The Black Death was a foray into collective psychosis, where affected people were quarantined to die by the million from starvation. 90003
90002 A lot more recently, another form of collective psychosis struck humanity. That one was not a disease brought by rats, contaminated by infected fleas, to the shores of Europe, it was the ideology of the Nazis in Germany, and their fascist allies in Italy and imperial Japan. During the Weimar Republic, which spanned from 1919 to 1933 Germany was a culturally vibrant country at the vanguard in art, music, sciences, philosophy and literature.Nobody could have forecast that such an advanced civilization would become literally hypnotized by a mad man like Adolf Hitler. The global collective psychotic episode which engulfed the world between тисяча дев’ятсот тридцять дев’ять and 1945 and is called World War II, killed an estimated 72 million people worldwide. When one studies the history of mankind, it appears that mental disease combined with unusual charisma in a leader can be even more contagious than the plague in the middle-age. Contemporary Germans and Japanese suffer, in large part, from a convenient historical amnesia, but the evidence proves that their ancestors living during World War II were, by an overwhelming majority, fanatic supporters of Hitler and the emperor.90003
90002 Hitler and the Nazis used the powers of seduction, decorum and elaborate brainwashing strategies to propagate their brand of madness, but in the summer of 1945 року, across the Atlantic, a seemingly quiet and normal leader did the unthinkable with two criminally insane decisions. On August 6, 1945, unassuming Harry Truman had no moral issue with ordering the killing of 140,000 civilians in Hiroshima, Japan with atomic bombs. Truman coldly did it again three days later and killed another 80,000 in Nagasaki.The quiet little man should be remembered as the lunatic who established terror as state policy. In August 1945 року, Japan was on its knees. The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was not about speeding up the end of World War II like American historic propaganda still claims, it was about asserting US hegemony and scaring the world into submission. It is not a coincidence that only the United States of America has used the atomic bomb in warfare; it has been the empire’s ultimate prerogative.90003
90002 From August 1945 to the present, the biggest collective fear has been nuclear annihilation, but like lab rats are often exposed to unmotivated electric shocks, smaller doses of fear and paranoia are administered to the population almost on a daily basis. Mass killings in some part of the planet or another, have become extremely useful to condition people into submission. In November, it will be a year since France has been under the boots of a state of emergency. Who would have thought that the country of revolution would have tolerated this? But again, who would have thought that Germany, Rwanda, Cambodia, and Yugoslavia could fall into the darkness of collective psychosis almost overnight? Who would have thought that a little man with the charisma of an accountant could have been mad enough to go on a rampage and kill 220,000 Japanese in August тисяча дев’ятсот сорок п’ять? In a world gone mad, perhaps letting the criminally insane run the asylum is not such a good idea after all.90003
.90004 (KILLING JOKE — THE AGE OF GREED) 90005 90004 Ten percent of the rest 90002 Is the hand that pulls the strings 90002 Be the privileged few (to have to own to hold) 90002 Power over the people yes yes 90002 Power over people 90002 Be the privileged few to have to own to hold 90005 90004 Money property assets before lives 90002 Green gestures of a dying planet 90002 An endless debate only too late 90002 An appetite for glutony 90005 90004 The only way is up the only way is up 90002 But when you are up you have to try and stay there 90002 So you stamp and cheat on people 90002 Champagne breakfats (rewards for the killing) 90002 And a fat waist bulging 90002 Indulging, with what you call good living 90005 90004 But most of all there is too much fat on your heart — pig 90002 A lifestyle of cholesterol 90002 Cross collateralized cholesterol 90002 Saving what’s left from profit margin 90002 For what? 90002 I’ll tell you what for 90002 For some conscience easing charity — Why? 90002 Just to justify! Just to justify! 90005 90004 Look at this utopia 90002 Society based on solid foundations 90002 Educate our children — educate them well 90002 To feather the nest and fuck the rest 90002 (Yes yes feather the nest and fuck the rest) 90002 The waste expands 90002 (Your waist expands ) 90002 While others stand at the back of the queue 90002 I mean you 90005 90004 Still the same old security 90002 For your creature comforts 90002 Exchanging the hours of your life 90002 For the cash you’ve already spent 90002 Eating rubbish so you can pay the rent 90002 Table wine once a week if you’re lucky 90002 In comparison 90005 90004 privatise the people’s lives 90002 Be part of the company (or fade!) 90002 Appliance of science to privatise their lives 90005 90004 Water is our business 90002 Electricity is our business 90002 Gas is our business 90002 Lives are our business 90002 Business is our business 90005 90004 Your money — my time 90002 Your stinking industrial bathwater — my wine 90 002 Imbalance induces hate 90002 How will you bridge the gap 90002 Between the endless buffet 90002 And the empty plate I have 90005 90004 I feel hate I feel hate 90002 I feel hate I feel hate 90002 (Do not be afraid to show your hate, hate!) 90005 90004 You just treat me like a commodity 90002 You did not know I could not even afford to feed my family 90002 I just want to kill 90002 I just want to take a gun 90002 And put it to your head 90002 And pull the trigger 90005.90000 Psychosis Treatment Program Options — PsychGuides.com 90001

90002 Psychosis is a condition that describes a situation where someone has lost touch with reality in one of several ways. This could include having delusions or hallucinations. People having an episode of psychosis may have false beliefs, or they might see, hear or feel things that are not there. Early intervention may prevent someone from hurting themselves or others and could stop a psychosis-related condition from worsening.If you or someone you know has developed symptoms of psychosis, you must seek help as soon as possible. 90003
90004 What Causes Psychosis? 90005
90002 There are several potential causes for psychosis, including some behaviors that are controllable as well as health problems that are not under your control. According to Medline Plus, the following may cause psychosis: 90003
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90009 Alcohol, illegal drug use and certain prescription medications 90010
90009 Stroke 90010
90009 Dementia 90010
90009 Certain types of epilepsy 90010
90009 Diseases of the brain 90010
90009 Brain tumors 90010
90009 HIV 90010
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90002 People who have certain personality disorders or who have schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or severe depression may also experience psychosis.The symptoms of psychosis could lessen with treatment for the mental health condition. 90003
90002 The use of certain drugs may cause psychotic episodes. According to NHS Choices, some of the substances known to be triggers for psychosis include: 90003
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90009 Cocaine 90010
90009 Amphetamine 90010
90009 Methamphetamine 90010
90009 Mephedrone 90010
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90009 Cannabis 90010
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90009 Psilocybin 90010
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90002 Some experts think that there may be other causes based on observations of people with conditions that can cause psychosis, though these have not yet been established as certain causes.According to Mental Health Care, a vitamin D deficiency could contribute to psychosis symptoms. Other researchers suspect that changes to mitochondria could be related. 90003
90004 Is There a Cure for Psychosis? 90005
90002 There is no cure for psychosis, but there are many treatment options. In some cases where medication is to blame, ceasing the medication can stop the psychosis. In other instances, receiving treatment for an underlying condition may treat psychosis. This is another reason why getting help for treating psychosis is important: discovering a potentially life-threatening medical problem.90003
90002 Some people may only need short-term treatment. Others may need long-term treatment with antipsychotic medication. A doctor might recommend psychological therapy or addiction counseling. It depends upon the cause of the psychosis. 90003
90004 Therapies for Psychosis 90005
90002 Therapies for psychosis include different types of psychotherapy, antipsychotic medication, mood stabilizers, substance abuse counseling, family therapy, and support from a group or therapist. If you are, or someone you care about is, experiencing symptoms of psychosis, call for assistance in identifying the correct treatment therapy.90003
90004 Cognitive Therapy Treatments 90005
90002 Cognitive behavioral therapy looks at how people perceive situations and what causes them distress. By identifying patterns of thought that might trigger undesirable actions and feelings, cognitive behavioral therapy may be able to replace these with more helpful thoughts. 90003
90002 Cognitive therapy treatment is an effective form of treatment for schizophrenia and often paired with antipsychotic medication. It could, therefore, help someone experiencing psychosis.According to an article in Psychiatry, cognitive behavioral therapy is a standard treatment for schizophrenia in the United Kingdom and is becoming more popular in the United States as an adjunctive treatment. It may be helpful for other causes of psychosis, such as substance abuse and depression. 90003
90004 Other Therapeutic Methods 90005
90002 Cognitive behavioral therapy is only one type of therapy that a person with psychosis may need. You or a family member who may have experienced psychosis may benefit from attending family therapy.During family therapy, people meet informally to discuss other treatments being used for psychosis and how the affected individual is progressing. It is also a time when caretakers may ask for help with practical concerns. Caring for a person with a physical or mental disorder is stressful. Family therapy, therefore, seeks to both support people dealing with psychosis and their loved ones who are also affected. 90003
90002 You may find support at a self-help group as well. Individual counseling and attending meetings with people who are experiencing similar concerns can be beneficial.People with a substance abuse program may increase their chances of a successful recovery by attending meetings from support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous. Complete abstinence from drugs and alcohol is useful if you’re recovering from substance abuse problems, and this is especially important for someone who has had an episode of psychosis after using drugs or alcohol because of the greater risk of harm. People with HIV may also find comfort from self-help groups where they can openly discuss their concerns and personal struggles.90003
90004 Residential Inpatient Psychosis Treatment Centers 90005
90002 Some people with psychosis require inpatient care. Residential and inpatient psychosis treatment centers provide around-the-clock care for people who need more help than an outpatient program offers. If you are experiencing symptoms of psychosis, you may need to be hospitalized. This allows medical professionals to observe patients closely so they can make an accurate diagnosis. A residential facility may be the best place for someone who has a severe medical condition or whose condition has suddenly worsened.An inpatient facility may be a long-term solution for people who need a lot of help or a short-term option for others. 90003
90004 The Benefits of Residential Neurological Disorder Treatment 90005
90002 People with a neurological disorder often require a team to provide comprehensive treatment. A residential program can offer full-time support and a variety of professionals in one place to provide help. Just some of the medical professionals who may offer treatment at a residential center include a speech therapist, dietitian, audiologist, physical therapist, neurologist and internist.90003
90002 At a residential facility, you have access to counseling and help with activities of daily living, including bathing, getting dressed and eating. People are on hand to offer support and exercise assistance. According to the Wexner Medical Center at the Ohio State University, a neurological rehabilitation program can help people regain independence, return to their homes and experience an improved quality of life. 90003
90004 Luxury Neurological Treatment Facilities 90005
90002 You may have an easier time receiving treatment for psychosis at a luxury neurological treatment facility.These facilities offer all the same core treatment options, such as behavioral therapy and drug therapy, but they also give patients more privacy, amenities and comfortable surroundings. 90003
90004 Executive Neurological Treatment Programs 90005
90002 Executive treatment programs cater to those who need to continue working while in treatment. Neurological treatment programs include a wide variety of therapies, such as speech therapy and exercise programs. Whatever you need, you can get with an executive neurological treatment program.These programs offer the highest possible standards of care. 90003
90004 Outpatient Psychosis Rehab and Treatment Programs 90005
90002 Some people may experience an acute case of psychosis or have a condition that can be managed at home. In these cases, an outpatient psychosis rehab and treatment program may work better than an inpatient program. The idea of ​​moving into a residential facility may be overwhelming to you and unnecessary if you have the support to undergo an outpatient program.90003
90002 People who are involved in outpatient care still receive access to doctors, therapists and other support staff. Instead of staying in a hospital or residential facility, they live at home and attend meetings and office visits, following a complete treatment schedule. 90003
90002 Outpatient treatment may follow an inpatient program. For example, a person with a substance abuse problem that caused a psychotic episode may go to an inpatient facility for detoxification and then possibly a different facility for rehabilitation.However, people may go home following time at a detox center and receive help as an outpatient. Determining whether an inpatient or outpatient facility is best requires a thorough assessment by trained professionals. If you suspect someone you know is experiencing psychosis, you may have an easier time convincing them to consider outpatient care, but the decision should not be made without speaking to a doctor or going to a treatment facility for evaluation. 90003
90002 People who are in an outpatient program usually need help at first.This could mean family members driving them to appointments, filling their prescriptions, and possibly observing their behavior to report back to doctors or therapists. Because outpatient treatment programs require more discipline and independence, they are usually only recommended for people with mild conditions who are not a danger to themselves or others. 90003
90004 Prescription and Over-the-Counter Medications 90005
90002 Many people with psychosis benefit from antipsychotic medication.These may be given orally or by injection. These drugs are usually the first course of treatment advised for people with psychosis. These medications block the effects of the hormone dopamine. The benefits of antipsychotics include: 90003
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90009 Decreased aggression 90010
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90009 Fewer delusions 90010
90009 Fewer hallucinations 90010
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90002 Some people may experience benefits within a matter of hours, but it can often take days or weeks before people have fewer delusions or hallucinations.90003
90002 Antipsychotics do not work for everyone. You may respond well to them, or they may not help you. It depends on the person and the cause of psychosis. People who have epilepsy or heart disease may need to be monitored by a medical professional if they take antipsychotics. 90003
90002 Some people need only take these drugs for a short while until their symptoms go away. People who have conditions like schizophrenia may need to take medications for the rest of their lives to manage their conditions.90003
90002 These medications are not without side effects. Some of the possible side effects include: 90003
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90009 Shaking, trembling, spasms and twitches 90010
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90009 Restlessness 90010
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90009 Reduced sex drive 90010
90009 Dry mouth 90010
90009 Blurry vision 90010
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90002 Long-term use may cause some people to gain weight or develop diabetes. Side effects should be discussed with a primary care physician.90003
90002 Some examples of antipsychotic medications include aripiprazole, ziprasidone, risperidone and asenapine, among others. Side effects may vary for different medications, according to WebMD. If one type of medication is not working well for you, discuss this with your doctor, because another one could work better. 90003
90004 How to Find the Best Psychosis Treatment Facility 90005
90002 The ideal psychosis treatment facility is one that matches your needs and has a proven track record of dealing with your particular situation.The range of possible causes may make finding the best psychosis facility a challenge, but getting help as quickly as possible is paramount to protecting yourself and getting the symptoms of psychotic disorder under control. 90003
90002 Unlike a dentist or general practitioner, you can not just ask your friends for a referral to a facility. The solution to the question of how to find the best psychosis treatment facility is to ask people who are knowledgeable about the different causes for psychosis and the programs that match the needs of people with these various conditions.We are here to help. Please call if you or someone you know needs help finding the best facility. 90003

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