Psychosis is often identified as a break from reality. Several factors can contribute to psychosis which includes genetics, trauma, substance use, physical illness, or mental health conditions. When […]
Monthly Archives: August 2021
Clinically reviewed by: Gabe Dunn, LCSW
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Self-conscious emotions are based on how we are perceived by ourselves and others. Examples of emotions we may experience are pride, jealousy, and embarrassment. Emotional maturity is often […]
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Hypervigilance is defined as being in a state of increased alertness and extreme sensitivity to surroundings. While increased alertness can expose hidden dangers, oftentimes these hazards are not […]
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When you choose to recover from addiction, you are choosing support that can manifest differently depending on your needs. One of the most essential parts of recovery is […]
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Depression is characterized by feelings of sadness or despair that negatively affect the way you think, feel, or behave. It can have real physical and mental health implications […]
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Disorganization refers to incoherent and illogical thoughts and behaviors. This can affect the way you think and speak. If you feel like disorganization in schizophrenia is interfering with […]
A delusion of grandeur is when you believe you are something you are not like a celebrity or a supernatural figure as well as having supernatural powers. These […]
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Anxiety is one of the most common mental illnesses in the country, with 40 million people affected, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA). Even […]
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When recovering from active addiction, many people only think about the various therapies you go through that help heal the underlying causes. However, reviving your physical strength is […]
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If given the news that a friend has passed away, our initial instinct may be disbelief, followed by sadness and possibly some tears. An individual who has emotional […]
