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What Is Meant by Dissociation and Dissociative Disorders? Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment
Many people experience dissociation at some stage. During a dissociative episode, you might be aware of what is happening to you or be confused or
Projection and Narcissism: The Mechanics of the Narcissistic Personality
Narcissism is” a personality disorder with a chronic pattern of abnormal behaviour characterised by exaggerated feelings of self-importance, an excessive need for attention and admiration,
What Does Enabling Mean and How Does It Hinder Addiction Recovery?
Helping a loved one with a substance use disorder such as alcoholism or drug use can be a harrowing experience for family members, friends, and
How Psychological Trauma Shows up in Children
Trauma is a pervasive problem for adults and children; however, studies show how psychological trauma manifests in a young child is markedly different compared to
Does Trauma Always Lead To Addiction?
For people with addictions, whether substance abuse or process addictions, understanding the various pathways that lead to addictive behaviours is critical to getting proper treatment
What Is Ambiguous Loss and the Approaches That Work Best
There are various definitions of ambiguous loss, but perhaps the aptest, some might say the most beautiful description of this type of mourning comes from
Drugs and Escapism: The Trauma Behind Substance Addiction
For those with traumatic histories, escaping or forgetting painful memories from the past can seem like an attractive option. Although many people often use drugs
What Alcohol Recovery Means to Me
My name is Renee, and I am an alcoholic. A recovering one at this point, but never recovered. Always recovering. How it Started: Sparkly Golden
Is it possible to recover from a narcissistic personality disorder?
Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is one of ten personality disorders classified within the diagnostic and statistical manual (DSM-5) as a ”Cluster B” personality disorder. To
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