disorder

The spectrum of Mental Health disorders is incredibly vast; we showcase the multitude of conditions that affect mood, thinking and behavior.

Spilled Ink (3)
As I’ve written in two previous posts about “spilled ink,” I’ll continue here. “Spilled ink” is a metaphor for the letters that fall from the pen, so what I’m writing here now is what I previously wrote in my notebook—since I jot down whatever crosses my mind from time to time. So I’ll finish what I started, and today I’ll write for you what appeared in my notebook. But as I mentioned earlier, everything I’ve written since I started this blog—until the ink runs out of my pen—is not just a collection of unrelated letters; rather, they are tied to feelings I may not be able to express in front of others, and I find peace only in those letters.
By Noura24 days ago in Psyche
Do We Really Need Things Any Faster?
Speed wins... Or so we have been told at least. There is some truth to this idea, don't get me wrong. If you look at a race...
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)25 days ago in Psyche
Spilled ink, Part (1)
Today is my first day doing something new—something far from the ordinary routine of my life. I do not know if I will find my lost soul within this blog, or if I will continue to dwell in this void—a void whose depth I cannot fathom.
By Noura28 days ago in Psyche
Loneliness Could Be Affecting Brain Health More Than We Realize
Most people think of loneliness as something that only affects emotions. It’s usually associated with feeling sad, disconnected, or left out.
By Socialode29 days ago in Psyche
What’s Above the Clouds
A poetically playful and deeply mystical meditation on what may exist above the clouds—light, wonder, memory, ancestors, and the quiet reminder that the storm is never the whole story.
By Flower InBloomabout a month ago in Psyche
Mental Health Stigma in Hispanic Culture
Mental health, an integral component of overall well-being, is often misunderstood or overlooked in various cultures, including the Hispanic culture. Despite the significant prevalence of mental health disorders among Hispanic individuals in the United States, which stands at 18.4%, a substantial stigma persists within this community. This stigma can take various forms, such as denial of the existence of mental health issues, attributing symptoms to personal weakness or character flaws, or viewing mental health treatment as unnecessary or harmful.
By C. Sinataabout a month ago in Psyche
The Girl at Seat 4B: What I Learned by Ignoring My Phone for a Month
The blue light was my morning prayer. Before my feet hit the floor, before the coffee breathed its first steam, I was scrolling. I fed on a diet of outrage, filtered perfection, and the relentless "ping" of notifications that made me feel important while I was actually becoming invisible.
By imtiazalamabout a month ago in Psyche
BPD: When the Nervous System Lives at the Edge
A compassionate reflection on Borderline Personality Disorder that explores emotional intensity, unstable self-image, fear of abandonment, and the possibility of healing through understanding, support, and treatment.
By Flower InBloomabout a month ago in Psyche
The Many Realities of Being
A philosophical reflection on perception, consciousness, truth, and the layered realities human beings inhabit through experience, memory, culture, embodiment, and meaning.
By Flower InBloomabout a month ago in Psyche
Before You Knock on My Door, Look Inside Yourself
A story about a psychologist who helps his patients reclaim their dignity. This Might Be the Truth You’ve Been Avoiding
By Ahmed aldeabellaabout a month ago in Psyche
When Does a Woman Feel Safe?
Not because this is another relationship article… but because what you’re about to read might explain a mystery that ruins countless relationships without anyone noticing.
By Ahmed aldeabellaabout a month ago in Psyche
TV Quiz Show Brain-Rot
I might expand on this soon, but I need you to understand this... *** We've often seen that social media's infinite scrolling and slot-machine style refreshers are based upon the methods implemented by casinos in order to keep us playing the game (or in their case, using the application). But what we do not discuss often enough is how these same casino-like situations are implemented by television in order to keep us paying attention to the screen.
By Annie Kapurabout a month ago in Psyche