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Anxiety is quite a common feeling unless it becomes the source of mental health issues. It is defined by the American Psychological Association as the feeling of tension and worry [1]. In people who constantly experience anxiety, this feeling can come into a kind of chronic state which is categorized by scientists as a group […]

It should be noted that if obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is left untreated it does not cause schizophrenia since the two are rather different diseases. Here, Davis says these two trials are derived from two different kinds of anxiety, although they have several symptoms in common. The concerns that one has with OCD and schizophrenia are […]

Narcissism and anxiety are two widespread mental conditions. To some extent, these conditions are inherent to many people, ranging from normal to pathological forms. At the same time, narcissism and anxiety may have a positive influence on the human psyche. For instance, anxiety may signal about problems people don’t fully realize yet. Whereas moderate narcissism […]

Yes, it is possible to consider DIS as a disability but commonly, this disorder is referred to as a ‘‘hidden’ disability. This is because the disabilities these people with DIS experience may not be as apparent as others with other physical impairments; yet, they are incapable of managing necessary day-to-day needs properly. The disorder could […]

If you wish to mess with a narcissist then certain tricks can help you out big time. Perhaps the most effective way is not to pay attention to them at all. Simply put, you are stripped narcissists of their primary source, of energy, of oxygen – attention. If you face a situation when they try […]

An Emotional Support or Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is a special type of assistance animal that helps to alleviate the onset of autosomal or emotional impairments such as modesty, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. In most cases, these animals are usually brought in by a licensed mental health professional under the prescription of an individualized […]

Depending on the state and the laws there, if you inform your therapist that you have been self-harming, he or she. In the USA, it is legal for many therapists to warn specific behaviors in the presence of threats to oneself and others. Self-injury is often a gray area: several therapists could mistake it for […]

Dementia is a complex of symptoms that denote a loss of ability to perform daily tasks independently and it gradually worsens over time. While a disease is a well-defined condition, dementia refers to a group of illnesses, neurologic, psychiatric, and medical. Alzheimer’s disease, which is neurodegenerative dementia, is more prevalent in the elderly population. In […]

Complicated grief is when grieving is done after a certain period has elapsed due to many reasons. Post-bereavement reaction: it was revealed, in this spectrum, as delayed grief reaction which may occur weeks or even years after the death of a loved one or after any form of critical change in the normal life of […]