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psychiatry today is at a juncture where a new , strong biological dimension is being added to an already existing psychosocial approach.this is a welcome change , as it gives more evidence - based approaches and a scientific outlook.however , that does n't mean the psychosocial model is no more relevant.psychiatrists of today should be comfortable with both approaches , as they are mutually complementary .
psychiatry today is at a juncture where a new , strong biological dimension is being added to an already existing psychosocial approach .
this is a welcome change , as it gives more evidence - based approaches and a scientific outlook .
psychiatrists of today should be comfortable with both approaches , as they are mutually complementary .
with advances in biological research and greater inclination of psychiatrists towards psychopharmacology , will psychiatry lose its psychosocialdimension?how can biological breakthroughs become a boon rather than a bane for those who advocate a psychosocial approach?will these two apparently antagonistic approaches work together in a complementary manner to make psychiatry a more holistic speciality?how should a psychiatrist , working in the clinic and the community , incorporate these two approaches in a judicious manner in his day - to - day practice ? with advances in biological research and greater inclination of psychiatrists towards psychopharmacology , will psychiatry lose its psychosocial how can biological breakthroughs become a boon rather than a bane for those who advocate a psychosocial approach ? will these two apparently antagonistic approaches work together in a complementary manner to make psychiatry a more holistic speciality
? how should a psychiatrist , working in the clinic and the community , incorporate these two approaches in a judicious manner in his day - to - day practice ?
bheemsain tekkalaki md finished his post - graduation in psychiatry from king george medical university lucknow , in the year 2013 .
he is currently working as assistant professor of psychiatry at navodaya medical college , raichur , karnataka , india .
his areas of interest are cognitive behavioural therapy , consultation liaison psychiatry and culture and psychiatry .
adarsh tripathi md is currently working as an assistant professor of psychiatry at the king george 's medical university , lucknow , india .
he has more than 30 national and international publications and four book chapters to his credit and has worked in several international and national researches of repute .
his areas of interest include addictions , bipolar disorder , cognition , human sexuality , adult adhd and psychopharmacology .
late jitendra kumar trivedi was a professor in the department of psychiatry , king george medical university , lucknow , india .
he was the fellow member of the american psychiatric association since 2007 , and nominated honorary member of the world psychiatric association in 2008 , and fellow of the national academy of medical sciences .
he was a principal investigator for more than 25 multinational clinical trials as well as icmr and who sponsored projects .
he had around 260 publications in national and international journals as well as chapters in books .
he had been an editor , in the indian journal of psychiatry , president of the indian psychiatric society , and a zonal representative for southern asia - zone - xvi of the world psychiatric association . at the time of his demise
, he was president - elect of indian association for social psychiatry , member of executive council of preventive psychiatry section of world psychiatric association and chairman- preventive psychiatry section of world association of social psychiatry .
human behaviour , emotions , and cognition are complex to understand and explain . 
 it is even more difficult to understand the basis for abnormal behaviour , disturbed emotions , and impaired cognitions , something mental health professionals are trying for long . in these pursuits , psychiatry has traversed through eras of humours , witchcraft , spirits , psychoanalysis , and gradually deviated from other medical specialities . 
 now , with recent biological breakthroughs like advances in psychopharmacology , neuroimaging and genetics , increasingly more emphasis is being given to the biological model of psychiatric disorders.these new biological models have given a more scientific appearance to the speciality . 
 it has also revolutionised the management strategies and outcome of many psychiatric disorders 
 . however , this rapid development in biological understanding of psychiatry also leads to a new wave of reductionism . in an attempt to deduce everything in terms of neurons , neurochemicals , and genes , can we neglect psychosocial aspects of mental health ? 
 patients personality , expectations , motives , family background , sociocultural backgrounds continue to affect mental health no matter how much  
 biological psychiatry gets.biological and psychosocial approaches are not mutually exclusive but complementary . integrating them 
 harmoniously is the skill psychiatry demands for comprehensive understanding of mental and behavioural disorders .