Spectators of oneself: recognizing depersonalization
Dissociative disorders can represent a significant challenge for those affected and for the professionals who accompany these patients in the ...
Nervous tics: understanding, recognizing and managing a widespread phenomenon
THE nervous tics they are sudden, rapid and repetitive movements or sounds that often appear in childhood, but can also ...
Sincere emotions: what do we lose by controlling them
When we are not ready to admit to ourselves what we feel and the nature of what we feel, we ...
Find the cells that make us perceive optical illusions: they will help us better understand schizophrenia
Neurons specialized in completing images make us fall into the trap of optical illusions. If they work poorly, anomalous perceptions ...
The interpretation of dreams in the relationship between patient and therapist
The dream has always been the subject of magical and philosophical reflections and considerations, in the attempt to decipher the ...
Yoga and psychology: ready-to-use strategies
In recent years, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, more and more people have started to question their psychological well-being and ...
“My eyelid drops!”: discovering hypersomnia
Most people have some experience of sleepless nights due to insomnia. Of these we remember the unpleasant sensations of tossing ...
When dad is in crisis
Becoming parents represents an upheaval in the life of a couple, both from a social, practical and above all ...
Missed motherhood: what are the psychological implications?
There maternity it is often described as a fundamental stage in a woman’s life, a moment linked to female identity, ...