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Dating someone with multiple personality disorder is quite a rare situation as only 1% of the whole population tends to have DID [1]. Yet, if you are a lucky guy and your partner shows the symptoms of dissociative identity disorder, or they are already diagnosed with it, is it a dead end for your relationship? […]

The term self-harm refers to physical abuse a person causes to themselves. Typically, self-harm is not related to suicidal intentions and the background of this behavioral pattern is quite another than in suicidal cases. The most prominent features of self-harm are direct injuries made to the skin, tissues, or parts of the body. At once, […]

Mental health issues are diverse and often they are comorbid. They impact the life quality of a patient and they bring trouble to their surroundings. Among all mental disorders, there are two which sound a bit frightening if you do not know details about them. Often, people even confuse them. These two mental illnesses are […]

The term neurodivergence has been on everyone’s lips in recent decades. It provides a more tolerant attitude to people whose brains developed differently than in normotypic individuals. Being neurodivergent means a person has cognitive-specific features which alter from standard cognitive functions. A neurodivergent person’s perception and processing of the information is different and this impacts […]

Probably, there is no more such a complex yet controversial mental disorder like DID or dissociative identity disorder. Also known as split personality disorder or multiple personality disorder, it is widely enclosed in media yet remains one of the most enigmatic mental health issues ever. What makes DID controversial? Let’s explore its essence, typology, symptoms, […]

Specialists consider clonazepam as an effective treatment for bipolar disorder in the mania phase, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and other mental conditions. It also helps with seizure relief. It occurs thanks to the medical features of clonazepam. This benzodiazepine medication is a long-acting tranquilizer and has both psychological and physical effects. [1] Clonazepam strongly […]

First of all, let’s figure out what BPD is. BPD stands for Border Personality Disorder. It is usually characterized by the following symptoms: Intense emotions. Poor self-image. Impulsive behaviours. A Border Personality disorder is called so due to its constant conditions between neuroses and psychoses. Based on several statistics, the life expectancy of people with […]

Self-harm relapse is a case when a patient who used to self-harm starts self-harming again after abstaining for a period of 3-4 weeks. However, there are several tactics to prevent the relapse [2]. These are: Trying distraction techniques such as calling someone, who can support you, taking a shower, drinking a glass of water, or […]

In terms of relationships, BPD-diagnosed persons find it tough to develop healthy relationships. Typically, a partner with BPD is severely afraid of being abandoned and neglected, and this impacts the whole relationship process. As psychologists say, you may pass 7 stages in your relationships with a BPD-diagnosed person, and it still doesn’t mean it’s over. […]