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Have you ever had goose bumps or been so scared during a situation that you couldn’t stop shivering? If the answer is yes, there’s a possibility you may suffer from
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Have you ever had goose bumps or been so scared during a situation that you couldn’t stop shivering? If the answer is yes, there’s a possibility you may suffer from

Constantly fearing formative judgments, judging oneself, constant checking out, and judgment or rejection from others can often make a day-to-day interaction seem like a daunting challenge. This is the essence

Intimacy, mutual care, and vulnerability are key foundations for a healthy connection. Yet, what can you do if you find yourself pushing for connection with someone who seemingly keeps you

Typical views of a reactive abuse relationship are that there is one aggressor and one victim. But toxic relationships are not always as simple. The most patient and gentle of

Trust is a crucial ingredient of all relations. However, for others, it may be challenging to trust people. Fear of getting rid of food is called pistanthrophobia. Many times, it

Functional freeze occurs when you continue to function and move forward with your day-to-day life, but you have numbness and disconnectedness on the inside. Ever feel like you can’t think

Have you ever heard of Histrionic Personality Disorder, or HPD? It’s in that “bunch” of Cluster B personality disorders out there. Those folks often need the spotlight on them and

Individuals who suffer from both often have tugs of war going on inside of themselves. So, OCD and ADHD tend to train the mind to get distracted, explore something new,

Everyone does this at least from time to time, drifts away from reality. Maladaptive daydreaming is a normal thing whether you’re in a dull meeting looking at a window or

Let’s say you get hit with truly awful news. Maybe you lose your job without warning or get dumped in a relationship you thought was for intellectualization. Instead of weeping,