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For normal people, double checking something is a trivial task, but people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder cannot move forward without these repeated checks. Perhaps this is the most observed effect among people with OCD – the need to perform rituals and routines even if it becomes a hindrance to doing things of greater importance. This … Read more
A lot of people often mistake ADHD with perfectionism. This is something that one cannot really blame because sometimes, perfectionists are often depicted or they appear as people who would get so riled up even if it is just a minor flaw or detail. However, perfectionism is nothing like ADHD. Think of it as this: … Read more
Post-traumatic stress disorder is something that should not be taken lightly especially when the holiday season approaches. Although most would look at the holidays as a season to unwind and relax, sometimes the stress required to cope and prepare for these days tend to put a strain, that and a lot of factors such as … Read more
It is easy to allow yourself to believe that the holiday season will bring a moment of rest and relaxation. It is also easy to forget that the holidays are equally as stressful. Think about it. You have to do a long list of Christmas shopping. You also have to look into the holiday to … Read more
In general, individuals of any ages with the problem will experience misconceptions, hallucinations, topsy-turvy speech (incongruity, swiftly changing between subjects that have no link, and even a loss of speech entirely), and also uncommon motor behavior, such as repetitive motions or a catatonic state. Schizophrenics could additionally provide several other adverse signs, including reduced (or … Read more
You’ve heard the tales about the pleased fat individual, right? Well, as comforting as they might be, especially if your own child is heavy, they may be more misconception compared to reality in a lot of children’s lives. Not only are there health prices associated with childhood obesity, yet your youngster’s weight issue is … Read more
People who experience panic attacks often are mistakenly led to believe that it is their own fault for having them. Because of this, they will feel angry at themselves even if panic attacks are beyond their control. The underlying causes of panic attacks are the following: Genetic Predisposition If there’s any reason that could prove … Read more
It’s normal to get sweaty palms and nervous flutters in your stomach once in a while, whether you’re nervous for an exam, about to have an interview, or any other high-pressure event that may trigger the normal feelings of worry and stress. However, if these feelings become increasingly frequent that they are getting in the … Read more
Twitching and throat clearing are perfectly normal in most human beings. They are just some of the many involuntary gestures and movements that we associate with anxiety or stage fright. However, there are some people out there that don’t have it the same way. These movements are frequent to them and they can’t control it. … Read more
Reality is the one thing that keeps us grounded. When times get tough and we feel as if we are drifting away from our lives to be swept along by the current of unfavorable circumstances, it is the certainty and tangibility of events and situations that help us remain firm in our world. Reality gives … Read more