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Q & A – What are the different types of personality disorders?

here are many different types of personality disorders, each of which is characterized by a distinct set of patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) identifies 10 different types of personality disorders, which are grouped into three clusters: Cluster A (odd or eccentric behaviors):… Read More Q & A – What are the different types of personality disorders?

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Q & A – Is “senseless revenge” a mental disorder?

While senseless revenge is not considered a specific mental disorder in and of itself, it may be associated with certain mental health conditions or personality disorders. For example, individuals with antisocial personality disorder may engage in senseless revenge as a way to assert power and control over others, while individuals with borderline personality disorder may… Read More Q & A – Is “senseless revenge” a mental disorder?

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Q & A – what is someone who seeks long term revenge called?

A person who seeks long-term revenge is often referred to as “vindictive” or “revengeful.” They may hold a grudge against someone for a long period of time and actively seek to cause harm or damage to that person in retaliation for perceived wrongdoings. Such a person may engage in a variety of behaviors to carry… Read More Q & A – what is someone who seeks long term revenge called?

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Q & A – What is Protracted Childhood Trauma?

Protracted childhood trauma, such as abuse or neglect, can have a lasting impact on a person’s brain and overall wellbeing. However, there are ways to repair some of the damage caused by such trauma. Here are three ways to repair brain damage caused by protracted childhood trauma: It’s important to note that repairing brain damage… Read More Q & A – What is Protracted Childhood Trauma?

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Q & A – Is a Narcissist aware they are a Narcissist?

It is possible for a narcissistic person to be aware that they have narcissistic tendencies or a diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder. However, it’s not uncommon for them to deny or minimize their behaviors and blame others for any negative consequences. Narcissistic individuals may struggle with introspection and have difficulty recognizing their own flaws and… Read More Q & A – Is a Narcissist aware they are a Narcissist?

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Q & A – Will the school recognise NPD abuse?

Narcissistic abuse can take many forms, including emotional, psychological, and physical abuse. It can be challenging for school counselors or coaches to recognize the signs of NPD abuse, as the abuser may be skilled at hiding their behavior and manipulating their victims. However, there are some signs and behaviors that may indicate a child is… Read More Q & A – Will the school recognise NPD abuse?

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Q & A -Does a child of NPD have to adore and agree with them always?

It’s true that a parent with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) may have a strong need for admiration and attention from others, including their own children. This can lead to a dynamic where the child is expected to constantly provide the parent with praise and reassurance, and may be punished or criticized if they fail to… Read More Q & A -Does a child of NPD have to adore and agree with them always?

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Q & A – are pathological liars happy?

It’s difficult to make a generalization about whether all pathological liars are happy or not, as each individual is unique and may have different motivations and experiences. Pathological lying, also known as pseudologia fantastica, is a behavior where someone consistently tells lies, even when there is no apparent reason or benefit for doing so. It… Read More Q & A – are pathological liars happy?

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Q & A – Can you still be happy whilst be inauthentic?

It is possible to feel happy while being inauthentic, but this happiness is likely to be temporary and may come at the cost of one’s long-term wellbeing. Being inauthentic means presenting a false image of oneself or pretending to be someone you are not, either to gain acceptance or to avoid rejection. While this may… Read More Q & A – Can you still be happy whilst be inauthentic?

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