treatments
The past, present and future of psychiatric diagnosis and beliefs about treatment in every culture and pocket of society.
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united-solicitorsPublished 10 months ago in PsycheSelective mutism
"Selective mutism is a rare childhood anxiety disorder in which a child experiences a trigger response and is unable to speak in certain situations or to certain people" (Psychology today, 2023). Even though it can be perceived as being extremely timid, it is not a sort of shyness. It's also not a deliberate omission of speech, unlike what some would think.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 10 months ago in PsycheShattered Reflections
My name is Tom, and I carry within me the indelible imprints of a childhood that shaped my adult mental health. As I reflect on the impact of those experiences, I realize that the shattered fragments of my past have been instrumental in shaping the person I am today. This is the story of my journey—a journey of self-rediscovery and resilience.
Erian IllustrisimoPublished 10 months ago in PsycheBody dysmorphia
Sometimes we all feel as though we do not fit right into our bodies. Or just that we feel our bodies are not good enough and start to worry too much about the way our body appears. "Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), or body dysmorphia, is a mental health condition where a person spends a lot of time worrying about flaws in their appearance" (NHS, 2021). A person with BDD could obsess about seemingly little physical imperfections or stress about apparent faults that other people don't see.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 10 months ago in PsycheNeurodevelopmental disorders
"Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDs) are types of disorder that influence how the brain functions and alters neurological development, causing difficulties in social, cognitive, and emotional functioning" (Blain, 2022). The common types of neurodevelopmental disorders include - ADHD and Autism.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 10 months ago in PsycheYou Are Still Drinking Alcohol Because You Want To
Even though you say you want to quit drinking at some level, you don’t want to. If you quit drinking for 30 days and then start again, it’s because on some level you want to.
Dissociative disorders
"Dissociative disorders are mental health conditions that involve feelings of being detached from reality, being outside of your own body or experiencing memory loss (amnesia)" (Cleveland Clinic, 2023). Some dissociative illnesses have a very brief lifespan, maybe as a result of a traumatic life experience, and they go away on their own within a few weeks or months. Others have a significantly longer lifespan.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 10 months ago in PsycheConquering Mental Burdens
In this world of misery, maintaining perfect mental health is no easy task. We all face moments of stress and struggle, and finding ways to cope becomes paramount. Throughout my own journey, I have discovered several strategies that have consistently helped me navigate the most challenging situations. I have developed a sense of control over my thought process, which has shielded me from overthinking and shielded me from the grasp of tensions, depression, stress, and anxiety. But how did I achieve such a level of control?
Talha Bin AsadPublished 10 months ago in PsycheSeparation Anxiety disorder
It is quite normal when a person feels anxiety when separated from someone who they love, especially children and young babies. But overtime, the babies and young children realize that the parents and their loved ones are probably going to return. However, this problem may sometimes persist and lead on, making it a huge problem for the person and for their loved ones. This is known as separation anxiety disorder.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 11 months ago in PsycheThe Relationship Between Occupational Burnout and Mental Health
Occupational burnout has gained significant attention in recent years due to its adverse effects on individuals' well-being and work performance. Burnout refers to a state of chronic physical and emotional exhaustion, often accompanied by feelings of cynicism and detachment from work. While burnout primarily affects individuals in high-stress occupations, its impact extends beyond work life and can significantly influence mental health. This article explores the intricate relationship between occupational burnout and mental health, shedding light on the potential consequences and underlying mechanisms that link the two.
Hammed olayiwolaPublished 11 months ago in PsycheSuggested Concepts in Memetics
Suggested Concepts in Memetics Death by Mene Memes are the results of cultural replication. Their goal is succeeding in being eternally imprinted, meant to outlive us. “Meme” is a term Richard Dawkins coined from another theory in sociobiology relating to the Latin word for ‘memory.’ How they succeed is an example of the analogy of genes having replication, fecundity, and propagation.
Monique CardinalPublished 11 months ago in PsychePhobias
Having a deliberate fear of something is completely normal. It may make sense as the person just has a slight fear of something and it goes away over time. But at times, there is some sort of fear that forms over time to a point where a person has this exaggerated form of fear regarding a situation or object. This form of fear is known as phobias.
Mahpara MukhtarPublished 11 months ago in Psyche