Expenses for the psychologist: are they deductible?
More and more people recognize the importance of taking care of their psychological well -being, and going to the psychologist ...
Are extracorporeal experiences a light of mental disorders?
Anxiety, depression and dissociative symptoms are more common in those who have experienced extracorporeal experiences. Which, however, are also an ...
From affective dependence on autonomy: work with the entry scheme in the Therapy scheme
The Therapy Scheme approach In the Therapy scheme (Young et al. 2018), on the theoretical level, it is assumed that ...
Work with fashions in Therapy scheme: the use of cards
The Therapy scheme was born in the early 2000s from the work of Jeffrey Young, Janet S. Klosko and Marjorie ...
Emotional nutrition: what it is and how to deal with it effectively
THE’emotional nutrition (also called “nervous hunger” or “stress diet”) is the impulse to ingest foods in response to unpleasant emotions. ...
The impact on mental health of early life events: possibility of prevention
The stressful life events that impact early in the life of the individual have an undisputed weight in future psychological ...
Trauma and delirium: what relationship
In the book “Decoding delusions: a guide for the clinician on how to work with delusions and other extreme beliefs”, ...
Fatorexia: a new body image disorder?
The search for the term Fatorexia on the main scientific databases, such as Pubmed, does not provide any result as ...
The role of shame in obsessive-compulsive disorder (doc)
What is the DOC? Obsessive-compulsive (DOC) disorder is a complex and often debilitating clinical condition, generally characterized by the presence ...