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Autism: Understanding and Supporting Neurodiverse Minds

Autism: Understanding and Supporting Neurodiverse Minds

Article | Mental disorder
Аутизм — это сложное нарушение развития, которое влияет на то, как человек воспринимает мир и взаимодействует с ним.
Amentia: Understanding Severe Disorders of Consciousness

Amentia: Understanding Severe Disorders of Consciousness

Article | Mental disorder
Amentia is a profound disturbance in consciousness, characterized by confusion, disorientation, and an inability to process or synthesize information.
Schizophrenia: Breaking Down the Complexities of a Misunderstood Disorder

Schizophrenia: Breaking Down the Complexities of a Misunderstood Disorder

Article | Mental disorder
Schizophrenia is a multifaceted mental disorder that profoundly affects how individuals perceive, think, and respond to the world around them.
Hachiko Syndrome: Understanding a Unique Emotional Response to Loss

Hachiko Syndrome: Understanding a Unique Emotional Response to Loss

Article | Mental disorder
Have you ever wondered how deeply love and attachment can influence our mental and emotional well-being? Some people, when faced with the loss or separation from a loved one, struggle to adapt and move forward.
Gourmand Syndrome: When Craving Delicacies Becomes an Obsession

Gourmand Syndrome: When Craving Delicacies Becomes an Obsession

Article | Mental disorder
Gourmand Syndrome is an eating disorder characterized by an intense and disproportionate craving for high-quality, gourmet foods.
Kleine-Levin Syndrome: The Mystery of

Kleine-Levin Syndrome: The Mystery of "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome"

Article | Mental disorder
"Sleeping Beauty Syndrome," is a rare and intriguing neurological condition. It disrupts normal sleep-wake cycles, leading to episodes of excessive sleep and unusual behavior.
Exploding Head Syndrome: Understanding the Mystery Behind Sleep Disturbances

Exploding Head Syndrome: Understanding the Mystery Behind Sleep Disturbances

Article | Mental disorder
While EHS is harmless, its psychological effects can disrupt sleep and daily life, making stress management and proper sleep hygiene essential.
Peter Pan Syndrome: When Growing Up Feels Impossible

Peter Pan Syndrome: When Growing Up Feels Impossible

Article | Mental disorder
In modern psychology, Peter Pan Syndrome describes adults who struggle to grow up. It’s not a recognized medical condition but a psychological phenomenon that highlights the refusal to embrace adult responsibilities.
Anhedonia: When Joy Becomes Elusive

Anhedonia: When Joy Becomes Elusive

Article | Mental disorder
Anhedonia is a psychological condition where the ability to feel pleasure diminishes or disappears entirely. Life’s joys—be it food, laughter, or cherished activities—lose their vibrancy
Capgras Syndrome: The Mystery of Misidentification

Capgras Syndrome: The Mystery of Misidentification

Article | Mental disorder
Capgras Syndrome is a rare and fascinating psychological condition where individuals falsely believe that someone close to them — be it a family member, friend, or even a pet — has been replaced by an identical impostor.
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If you are considering psychotherapy but do not know where to start, a free initial consultation is the perfect first step. It will allow you to explore your options, ask questions, and feel more confident about taking the first step towards your well-being.

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