disorder
The spectrum of Mental Health disorders is incredibly vast; we showcase the multitude of conditions that affect mood, thinking and behavior.
The Difficulty Of Freedom
In the US, many people Celebrate today as a Day of Freedom from Tyranny. Now, if you go into the History of the US, there are Challenges that Exist, and some may say this is not accurate, or that it is a day about the "Possibility" of Freedom.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)6 months ago in Psyche
The Accident That Unlocked Genius: Inside the Mystery of Acquired Savant Syndrome
The Day Everything Changed Derek Amato, a Colorado man with no musical background, dove into a shallow swimming pool in 2006 and suffered a major brain injury. Everybody was astonished; when he awoke, he changed radically rather than just healing. Derek came to a piano just a few days later and started producing incredibly gorgeous music as though he had been playing for years. This incident uncovered an amazing phenomenon known as acquired savant syndrome, a rare condition in which a person displays remarkable artistic, mathematical, or intellectual ability after an accident or sickness.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan6 months ago in Psyche
Persecutory-Onset Psychotic Disorder: Understanding the Fracture Between Mind and Reality
Introduction Persecutory-onset psychotic disorder represents a serious clinical condition, often sudden in its onset, in which the individual develops false and unjustified beliefs of being threatened, watched, or harmed by others. These beliefs—known as persecutory delusions—can emerge in individuals who previously showed no clear signs of psychological distress. The disorder drastically alters the person’s worldview, erodes trust in others, and makes daily functioning extremely difficult, both for the individual and for those close to them.
By Siria De Simone7 months ago in Psyche
The Sewing Box
The box had been there for years — untouched, unspoken, and always in the same corner of Nana’s old attic. Covered in lace that had long since yellowed, it waited like a quiet witness. When Nana passed away that winter, I returned home after seven years to settle her affairs — not entirely ready for what I would find.
By Arshad khan7 months ago in Psyche
Living with a Perfect Memory: The Unseen Struggles of Hyperthymesia
Imagine yourself waking up and remembering every last detail of your breakfast from July 9th, 2002. It's not only the meal; you may recall the precise flavor of the toast, the hue of your plate, the outside weather, the clothes you wore, and even the music playing on the radio. For many, this looks like a superhuman power, a stunning ability. For those with Hyperthymesia, though, it's simply another normal event.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan7 months ago in Psyche
Flawed, Fierce, and Full of Glitter: A Story of Reclamation
There’s a special kind of audacity required to reclaim your worth when the world has spent years convincing you you shouldn’t. It’s like walking into a party you weren’t invited to, grabbing the mic, and belting out a power ballad while maintaining unbroken eye contact with everyone who ever doubted you. Which, let’s be honest, is exactly the kind of energy we should all be cultivating.
By Beautiful Disasterpiece7 months ago in Psyche
📵 “The Constant Noise You Don’t Hear — But Your Body Does”. AI-Generated.
Have you ever felt tired without doing anything? Or mentally heavy even after resting? You’re not alone — and you’re not lazy. You may just be surrounded by a kind of stress you don’t even notice anymore. It’s not loud like a shout. It’s not painful like a headache. It’s quiet. But it’s always there.
By DR. Allama iqbal7 months ago in Psyche
