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Thought Disorders and Perception of Them in Other Mental Disorders

In our daily life, we take a lot of decisions based on our ideas, and opinions on a certain topic or any specific situation. These decisions or ideas and opinions can be called our thoughts. Thought plays a major role

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Are Creative People Prone to Suffer from Mental Disorders?

Introduction to Creativity and Mental disorder We are aware of the benefits of expressive art therapy. For individuals with mental diseases including depression, autism, and cognitive impairment. It doesn’t just work for people with some kind of psychological illness. It

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Dissociative Disorders: on overview

Dissociative disorders are indicative of dissociation and a lack of continuity in the normal amalgamation of consciousness, identity, memory, body representation, perception, emotion, behaviour and motor control. Dissociative symptoms carry the potential to disrupt almost every aspect of psychological functioning.

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Know About the Mood Disorders and Its Impact on Our Mental Health

Mood disorders are those mental health disorders that majorly impact the emotional well-being of an individual. These disorder impact for a long duration and deals with severe forms of expression of both happiness and sadness. Mood changes are normal in

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Personality Disorders: Comprehensive Analysis

Overview: Personality disorders are the result of mental illness that uniquely impacts personality traits, which leads the person to behave in bizarre and destructive ways and significantly disrupts that individual’s important areas of life. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical

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Risk of Early Dementia with Mental Disorders

According to a study sponsored in part by NIA and published in JAMA Psychiatry, mental illnesses early in life increase the risk of dementia and dementia occurring at a younger age. Researchers looked at the health records of 1.7 million

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Understanding Cotard Delusion: The Walking Corpse Syndrome

If a person dies, will they continue to eat, sleep or take medicines? Will they brush their teeth or take a bath? No, right? Well, that is what people diagnosed with Cotard delusions argue. Cotard Delusion is a rare neuropsychiatric

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What is Hikikomori Syndrome?

This tale of hikikomori began in the country of Japan. These are the stories inside the closed doors and locked rooms of isolation, far away from the outside world. Let’s dive into the ideas of loneliness and social withdrawal, exploring

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Neuromarkers Identified for Treatment of OCD

New research identified neural biomarkers and associated neural activity for patients with severe OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) undergoing DBS therapy. Identification of this neuromarker laid down a big step in the advancement of technology for Deep Brain Stimulation. What is Deep

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Understanding Delusions and delusions of misidentification syndrome

You may have heard your friends say delulu is the only solulu, which indicates that being delusional is the only solution to the problem. Often this phrase is used to explain a person’s romantic conflict, that even if the person

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