Endocrine imbalances can cause a whole host of physical and mental health problems. With contributions from some of the world's most respected physicians, psychiatrists and psychotherapists, this book provides accurate information on hormone imbalances and disorders, how to recognise the signs in patients, and how to treat them effectively.
Endocrine imbalances can cause a whole host of physical and mental health problems. With contributions from some of the world's most respected physicians, psychiatrists and psychotherapists, this book provides accurate information on hormone imbalances and disorders, how to recognise the signs in patients, and how to treat them effectively.
Preface. Linda M. Rio Marriage and Family Therapist New Beginnings Counseling Center; Director Professional and Public Education Pituitary Network Association. List of Contributors. Introduction. Historical Perspectives and Modern Findings in Physical and Mental Health: The Role of the Endocrine System and the Prevalence of Pituitary Disorders. Lewis S. Blevins Director California Center for Pituitary Disorders University of California San Francisco. Linda M. Rio. 1. The History of the Pituitary. Lorin Michel Medical Writer Southern California. 2. Patient and Family Stories: In Their Own Words. Linda M. Rio. 3. Stress Trauma and the Impact on the Pituitary. Eva Kassi Assistant Professor National University of Athens. Gregory Kaltsas Associate Professor National University of Athens. George Chrousos Professor and Chairman First Department of Pediatrics Athens University Medical School. 4. Psychological Factors and Pituitary Disease: The Chicken and the Egg. Luis G. Sobrinho Portuguese Cancer Institute Lisbon Portugal. 5. Clinical Case Studies: Endocrine and Psychological Factors Intertwined. Linda M. Rio. 6. Hormonal Disorders and the Therapist. Jamie E. Banker Director Counseling Psychology Masters Program Assistant Professor of Psychology California Lutheran University. Aimee Burke Valeras NH Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency and Leadership Preventive Medicine Residency Concord Hospital Family Health Center USA. Linda M. Rio. 7. Women's Hormonal Health. Ingrid A. Rodi Clinical Faculty UCLA School of Medicine. 8. Men's Hormonal Health. Niloufar Ilani Professional Staff Association Harbor-UCLA. 9. Child and Adolescent Hormonal Health. Mitchell E. Geffner Saban Research Institute Children's Hospital Los Angeles Keck School of Medicine of USC. Patrice M. Yasuda Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Keck School of Medicine of USC. Alexis Deavenport Master Certified Health Education Specialist Department of General Pediatrics Children's Hospital Los Angeles. 10. Specific Endocrine and Neuroendocrine Disorders: Physical Emotional Cognitive and Relationship Aspects. Adriana G. Ioachimescu Co-Director Emory Neuroendocrine Pituitary Center. Tina Constantin Resident Physician J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program Emory School of Medicine. 11. Psychiatric Perspectives in Treatment of Hormonal Disorders. Robert S. Hoffman Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry UCLA. 12. Living with and Adjusting to Endocrine Disorders. Robert Knutzen CEO Chairman of the Board Co-Founder Pituitary Network Association. 13. Multi-perspective Doctor Patient: Understanding the Patient from the Inside Out. Pejman Cohan Practicing Endocrinologist Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine UCLA. Daniel Kelly Neurosurgeon Director Brain Tumor Center Saint John's Health Center Santa Monica CA. Sharmyn McGraw Patient Advocate and Spokesperson John Wayne Cancer Institute CA. 14. The Nutrition-Endocrine Connection: Out of Chaos into Balance. Carmina Cuilty-McGee Clinical Nutritionist Health Coach Private Practice USA. 15. So Where Do We Go From Here? Linda M. Rio. Acknowledgements. Appendix A. Medical Centers Specializing in Pituitary and Neuroendocrine Disorders. Appendix B. Patient Resources. Index.
Preface. Linda M. Rio Marriage and Family Therapist New Beginnings Counseling Center; Director Professional and Public Education Pituitary Network Association. List of Contributors. Introduction. Historical Perspectives and Modern Findings in Physical and Mental Health: The Role of the Endocrine System and the Prevalence of Pituitary Disorders. Lewis S. Blevins Director California Center for Pituitary Disorders University of California San Francisco. Linda M. Rio. 1. The History of the Pituitary. Lorin Michel Medical Writer Southern California. 2. Patient and Family Stories: In Their Own Words. Linda M. Rio. 3. Stress Trauma and the Impact on the Pituitary. Eva Kassi Assistant Professor National University of Athens. Gregory Kaltsas Associate Professor National University of Athens. George Chrousos Professor and Chairman First Department of Pediatrics Athens University Medical School. 4. Psychological Factors and Pituitary Disease: The Chicken and the Egg. Luis G. Sobrinho Portuguese Cancer Institute Lisbon Portugal. 5. Clinical Case Studies: Endocrine and Psychological Factors Intertwined. Linda M. Rio. 6. Hormonal Disorders and the Therapist. Jamie E. Banker Director Counseling Psychology Masters Program Assistant Professor of Psychology California Lutheran University. Aimee Burke Valeras NH Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency and Leadership Preventive Medicine Residency Concord Hospital Family Health Center USA. Linda M. Rio. 7. Women's Hormonal Health. Ingrid A. Rodi Clinical Faculty UCLA School of Medicine. 8. Men's Hormonal Health. Niloufar Ilani Professional Staff Association Harbor-UCLA. 9. Child and Adolescent Hormonal Health. Mitchell E. Geffner Saban Research Institute Children's Hospital Los Angeles Keck School of Medicine of USC. Patrice M. Yasuda Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Keck School of Medicine of USC. Alexis Deavenport Master Certified Health Education Specialist Department of General Pediatrics Children's Hospital Los Angeles. 10. Specific Endocrine and Neuroendocrine Disorders: Physical Emotional Cognitive and Relationship Aspects. Adriana G. Ioachimescu Co-Director Emory Neuroendocrine Pituitary Center. Tina Constantin Resident Physician J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program Emory School of Medicine. 11. Psychiatric Perspectives in Treatment of Hormonal Disorders. Robert S. Hoffman Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry UCLA. 12. Living with and Adjusting to Endocrine Disorders. Robert Knutzen CEO Chairman of the Board Co-Founder Pituitary Network Association. 13. Multi-perspective Doctor Patient: Understanding the Patient from the Inside Out. Pejman Cohan Practicing Endocrinologist Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine UCLA. Daniel Kelly Neurosurgeon Director Brain Tumor Center Saint John's Health Center Santa Monica CA. Sharmyn McGraw Patient Advocate and Spokesperson John Wayne Cancer Institute CA. 14. The Nutrition-Endocrine Connection: Out of Chaos into Balance. Carmina Cuilty-McGee Clinical Nutritionist Health Coach Private Practice USA. 15. So Where Do We Go From Here? Linda M. Rio. Acknowledgements. Appendix A. Medical Centers Specializing in Pituitary and Neuroendocrine Disorders. Appendix B. Patient Resources. Index.
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