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The spectrum of Mental Health disorders is incredibly vast; we showcase the multitude of conditions that affect mood, thinking and behavior.

Navigating Relationships After Trauma
Hey everyone, it's PJ! And welcome back today, I want to dive into a topic that resonates with many of us: relationships. Whether you’re struggling with the idea of relationships, yearning for one, or facing challenges in your current relationship, especially if you’ve experienced trauma, this post is for you. I’ll be sharing my own journey with my husband and some insights I’ve gathered along the way.
By PJ2 years ago in Psyche
Social Anxiety: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Social anxiety is not about being shy, awkward, introverted, or on the spectrum. It's about wanting connection, struggling with attention, and fearing rejection. Hi, I'm psychologist Dr. Sajid Khan. I've had social anxiety since I was a kid. I spent the first part of my career treating it as an anxiety specialist at Columbia University. In this title, I'm going to explain social anxiety disorder: what it is, why it's important, how it works, and what to do about it.
By sajid khan2 years ago in Psyche
Letting Go: How Detachment Can Help You Heal Toxic Relationships
Letting Go: How Detachment Can Help You Heal Toxic Relationships Many individuals in the self-help and dating advice community often emphasize the importance of independence, but there is a disconnect between societal norms and scientific evidence. Building strong emotional connections with others has been shown to result in increased levels of happiness, success, and overall well-being in individuals' lives. Some individuals offer self-help and dating advice and believe in the importance of being independent, but there is a disconnect between societal norms and scientific research. Building strong emotional connections with others has been shown to increase happiness, effectiveness, and overall stability in life.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Psyche
The bridge between us
Eliza, a wisp of a girl with fiery red hair, found solace in the quiet hum of the library. Books were her companions, stories her escape. Depression, a heavy cloak she couldn't quite shed, kept her tethered to the familiar aisles, stealing the vibrant hues from the world outside. One Tuesday afternoon, a boisterous laugh shattered the library's serene silence. Startled, Eliza peeked from behind a towering shelf. There he was, Leo, a whirlwind wrapped in a human body. His laughter echoed as he tripped over his own shoelace, sending a cascade of brightly colored markers clattering across the floor.
By Minke2 years ago in Psyche
The Most Toxic Personality Type in The World
How do we identify narcissists? More importantly, how do we tackle them? For those who are unfamiliar with the term: A narcissist is a person who thinks and acts as if the world revolves around them.
By Golden Knight2 years ago in Psyche
Simple Steps to Go from Feeling Powerless to Empowered
If you are like me, your mental health journey has been fraught with frustration and a sense of powerlessness due to stigma and unwelcome advice. These factors can make seeking support, using crucial treatments like medications, or even pursuing a diagnosis feel daunting.
By SP 2 years ago in Psyche
All of the Stigmas Society Ignores in Hicktown
The stigma of homeless is very sad, almost devastating. A friend once told me, we all assume roles it's whether we agree to those roles or not. Mike was right though. I'm going to be sad to admit this, but I never thought being homeless in Hicktown would be this stimgaticly bad.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Psyche
My road to ADHD
I diagnosed myself with various kinds of disorders during my studies years, but I never even thought about ADHD (attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder). When thinking about ADHD, the first thought was always "that male classmate" who walked around the classroom during the lessons and disturbed everyone's work. And me? I was always calm, "good girl", and not even the slightest sign of hyperactivity.
By ChackoVerse2 years ago in Psyche
Is Depression Taking A Toll On Your Intimate Relationship?
Depression is notorious for significantly disturbing intimate relationships, often straining the bond between couples. Here are some life examples illustrating how depression might take a toll on an intimate relationship:
By Binay Srivastava2 years ago in Psyche
Why Men's Mental Health Matters. Content Warning.
The stigma surrounding men's mental health is a pervasive issue that often goes unaddressed. Society has ingrained in men the belief that expressing emotions or seeking help is a sign of weakness, perpetuating a harmful cycle of silence and suffering. This toxic masculinity not only damages men's well-being but also affects their relationships, careers, and overall quality of life.
By Matthew Angelo2 years ago in Psyche
Psychology
11 Interesting Psychological Facts About Human Behavior Have you ever wondered why we think, feel, and behave in the ways that we do? It’s a source of fascination for many. After all, the way our minds function has a lot to do with how we do things and how we are. Human behavior, brain function, and mental processes have been studied extensively. And while there are still a lot of unanswered questions, and there is a long way to go, by learning about the fundamentals of behavior and the human mind, we're able to gain a better understanding of ourselves and others. In this video, we have gathered some truly interesting facts about the psychology of human behavior that will help better understand why we think, feel, and behave in certain ways. Let's jump right in!
By Ojei Daniel2 years ago in Psyche
Psychologist: "A depressed wife needs a lot of patience from her husband"
Recently, on the evening of May 24, Lam Minh appeared on livestream with an image of messy hair. She continuously cried, spoke intermittently, and could not control her emotions. The female model held her baby and shared the situation that caused panic.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Psyche