Synonyms for psychiatric
psy·chi·atric

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1. psychiatric, psychiatricaladjective

   relating to or used in or engaged in the practice of psychiatry

   "psychiatric disorder"; "psychiatric hospital"

   Synonyms:
   psychiatrical

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1. List of paraphrases for "psychiatric":

   psychiatry, psychotropic, mental, psychological, psych

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1. psychiatric

   Synonyms:
   Psychiatrical

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1. Ramzi Kassem:

   After two decades without trial in U.S. custody, Mohammed will now receive the psychiatric care he has long needed in Saudi Arabia, with the support of his family, keeping him at Guantanamo, where he was tortured, and then repeatedly attempted suicide, would have been a likely death sentence.

2. Ray Marks:

   Psychiatric states reduce the ability to self-manage and follow instructions, reduce motivation for self-management, and( make it difficult to pay) attention to recommendations to protect their surgical joints effectively.

3. Adonis Sfera:

   As their behavior looks like mental illness, some of these people end up admitted in psychiatric hospitals, while others are imprisoned or placed in state psychiatric hospitals after being diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.

4. Daniel Bober:

   Generally, the reason that someone presents to a hospital for a psychiatric condition like depression is because either they are acutely suicidal or they have been deemed unable to take care of themselves. And when I say unable to take care of themselves, I mean, their basic needs – food, hydration, hygiene – are all things that they’re required to do on a daily basis, and they are unable to do this due to the severity of their depression.

5. Police Chief Charles Kimble:

   It was a call for a psychiatric person, but as the call taker was listening to the caller, if certain things are said, or certain things are heard, then it prompts a different response... It prompted a police response, and it prompted a response from fire and medics who were standing by.