Relating to both biological/physical and psychological/mental aspects of a person or organism.
From 'bio-' (life) + 'psychic' (Greek psyche, soul/mind). This term bridges neurobiology and psychology, acknowledging that body and mind are interconnected systems.
A 'biopsychic' approach to depression recognizes it's not just 'in your head'—it involves real brain chemistry (serotonin levels), genetics, and life experiences all talking to each other simultaneously.
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