Brookhaven Seminar Series: Depression: A Motivational Force by Dr. David Armentrout

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"Depression: A Motivational Force"

Presenter: Dr. David Armentrout, PhD

Date: Jan. 5, 2004

Synopsis:

Depression has both healthy and pathological functions, and it is important for mental health professionals to understand how to work with both characteristics of depression.

In "Depression, A Motivational Force," Dr. Armentrout discusses the scope and prevalance of depression, the various types of depression, as well as the different treatment options currently available. Armentrout also addresses the topic of depression as it intersects with personal spirituality and religion.

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Depression, A Motivational Force (1.68Mb .pdf)

Publications by Dr. David Armentrout:

Heart Cry: A Christian Psychology of Depression, Ragged Edge Press, 1998

"Empirically Derived Pain Patient MMPI Subgroups: Prediction of Treatment Outcome," Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 1986

"Pain" in The Whole Book of Health, Flemming Revell Publishing Company, 1985.

"The Impact of Chronic Pain on the Self Concept," Journal of Clinical Psychology, July 1979.

Speaker Profile

Dr. David Armentrout

Dr. David P. Armentrout, Ph.D., is a licensed Clinical Psychologist and has been practicing since 1972 following his graduation from the University of Tennessee. He is the Director of Behavioral Medicine at the In His Image Family Practice Residency Program at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa. Dr. Armentrout is a member of the American Psychological Association, Christian Association for Psychological Studies, International Association for Trauma Counselors, International Society for Traumatic Shock Studies and Society of Teachers in Family Medicine. He is also on the Board of Advisory for Restoration Outreach.

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