Trichotillomania is an addiction to pulling out hair and is classified as a psychiatric disorder. It is associated with a compulsion to play with, pull, wrap around the finger, twist, curl and pluck...
Cognitive-behavioural therapy is now a very popular treatment for mental disorders, e.g. depression, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, social anxiety, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress...
Neurosis is a very common disorder. Not only adults, but teenagers and even children are affected. High social demands, a fast pace of life, traumatic experiences, deteriorating health, high parental...
Nervoustics are one of the many types of involuntary movement. They are described as impulsive, uncontrollable, involuntary, repetitive contractions of specific muscles or muscle groups. They cannot...
What are anxiety disorders? Anxiety disorders are an expression of the body's response to danger. The response to external and internal, not always conscious stimuli is expressed by symptoms of...
We all have habits, obsessions or feel compelled to do a particular activity. The problem arises when these behaviours start to rule our lives.
Panic anxiety (paroxysmal anxiety, panic attacks) is a sudden, time-delimited attack of very strong anxiety that is not triggered by any external factor.
Hypochondria is an exaggerated preoccupation with the state of one's health, experiencing complaints that are not confirmed by an internal examination.
Erythrophobia is the fear of experiencing redness of the body, usually the face. A form of social phobia.
A phobia is one of the anxiety disorders. People with a phobia experience fear of a specific, often highly specific situation and therefore avoid it.
Depersonalisation is a condition in which there is a sense of alienation of the self. It occurs in schizophrenia, neuroses, depressive syndromes, after the use of certain psychoactive substances, in...
Derealisation is the feeling that the whole surrounding world, the whole surrounding reality has changed. It occurs most often in people with schizophrenia, in depressions, neurotic disorders, in...
Agoraphobia is, literally translated, the fear of open spaces. In practice, it is the avoidance of all situations where it is difficult to get help or get out of a place. Agoraphobia belongs to...
Social phobia is the deliberate avoidance of situations in which any assessment of a person may be made. The patient avoids such a situation because he or she fears that there will be manifestations...
The results of recent studies suggest the existence of genes associated with the propensity to take exercise and with the rare occurrence of anxiety and depressive disorders.
The aim of this article is to present current data on career determinants and how women function in the labour market. Let us first look at the main aspects of women's perceptions in their...
The term globus (Polish version - knob) is used to describe the subjective sensation of the presence of a foreign body in the throat that cannot be swallowed.