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
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
Addiction and co-dependency share a strong connection: shame. Shame is much stronger than guilt. Unlike guilt, which is rooted around specific actions, shame makes a
There is much evidence to suggest that personality disorders and substance abuse are interconnected, though it can often be challenging to discern which condition came
Children of narcissistic parents tend to suffer intensely, and for the most part, they also suffer alone. People who grew up with narcissistic parents are
Personality disorders all have unique variations, symptoms and implications that signify different things for each individual. Since each personality disorder is broken down into different
The mental health community describes a personality disorder as a mental disorder that profoundly impacts how people think, feel, and behave. The capacity to healthily
There is some evidence within the research community to suggest that perfectionism is a response to trauma, particularly from the psychological wounds arising from childhood
Post-traumatic stress disorder is the acronym used to describe PTSD – a mental health condition triggered by traumatic events. Such events might occur in isolation
