Implications of the Professional Project of Psychiatry

Impact on Psychiatry After the above statement for more than 50 years in the field of psychiatry, it is still an important issue due to its influence. One of the biggest impacts for all stakeholders is that madness is undoubtedly a "biomedical condition". This position has the potential hypothesis that mental illness is caused by biological factors and should be diagnosed and treated with drugs as well as other diseases. In agreement with this, Wakefield (1992) defines metal dysfunction as "failure of psychological mechanism to perform natural function through evolutionary design" (cited by Kendell, R.E., 2002). It led to this

The 1840s was a decisive decade in the history of psychiatry. So far, both Germany and the United Kingdom use the actual term "psychiatry", and the first expert associations of these doctors were founded in Germany, England, France and the United States. In 1844, 13 state exile directors from the United States gathered in Philadelphia to form what is now known as the American Psychiatric Association. In the 1870 's, after studying the injured veterans of the American Civil War, the first expert association of neurology was founded. Therefore, studies of mental disorders have now revealed two distinct areas of medicine that have been controversial until the 20th century.

In the early nineteenth century, psychiatry advanced the diagnosis of mental illness by expanding the range of psychiatric disorders, including mood disorders, and the delusional or irrational level of disease levels. In the 20th century, from the various viewpoints of mental disorders, brought new psychiatry to the world. For Emil Kraepelin, the first idea behind bio-psychiatry evolves into a new concept of "nevism" which is a biological one with various mental disorders and is a rough approximation of neurology and neuropsychiatry It is pointed out. After pioneering research by Sigmund Freud, the idea derived from psychoanalysis theory also began to take root in psychiatry. Psychoanalysis theory is popular among psychiatrists, as it allows patients to get treatment at a private clinic rather than a shelter.