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Dissociative disorder, also called a conversion disorder, is a mental disorder in which the person suffers a psychological imbalance, with changes in consciousness, memory, identity, emotion, environmental perception, movement control and behavior. Thus, the person with this disorder may experience different types of psychological signs and symptoms, which appear in isolation or together, without any […]

Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that occurs during the winter period and causes symptoms such as sadness, excessive sleep, increased appetite and difficulty concentrating. This disorder occurs more in people living in places where winter lasts a long time and symptoms improve as the season changes and the amount of sunlight increases.

Behavior disorder is a psychological disorder that can be diagnosed in childhood in which the child has selfish, violent, and manipulative attitudes that can directly interfere with his or her performance at school and in relationships with family and friends. While diagnosis is more common in childhood or adolescence, behavioral disorder can also be identified

The opposite provocative disorder, also known as TOD, usually occurs during childhood and is characterized by frequent behaviors of anger, aggression, revenge, defiance, provocation, disobedience, or resentment, for example. Treatment usually consists of psychotherapy sessions and training parents to better cope with the disease. In addition, in some cases, the use of medication, which should

Depersonalization disorder, or depersonalization syndrome, is a disease in which the person feels disconnected from his or her own body, as if he were an external observer of himself. It is common that there are also symptoms of irrelulation, which means a change in the perception of the environment around it, as if everything around

Schizotypal personality disorder is characterized by a reduced capacity for intimate relationships, in which the person feels a great discomfort in relation to others, by presenting social and interpersonal deficits, distorted ways of treating information and eccentric behaviors. People with this disorder have an increased risk of depression, anxiety, couples problems, problems with alcohol and

Autism or autism spectrum disorder is a condition in which a person’s communication, social interaction, and behavior are affected to some extent. Autism identification is performed by the pediatrician or general practitioner, who may refer the person for further tests with other professionals, such as the speech therapist and psychotherapist, in order to have a

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, also known as PMDD, is a condition that occurs before menstruation and causes pmS-like symptoms, such as food cravings, mood swings, menstrual cramps, or excessive fatigue. However, unlike PMS, in dysphoric disorder, these symptoms become disabling and hinder daily tasks. In some women, premenstrual dysphoric disorder can even lead to anxiety attacks