behaviour: recent publications

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I was rapped at age 7 then it kept going on until I turned 8 Years old. Then when I was 16 years old my birthday was the next day someone got me drunk and high then he did things when I was knocked out.I went and told someone about it and I got some help.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

29.02.2024 / 18:41

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Is EMDR therapy effective for narcissists?

Narcissistic Pеrsonality Disordеr (NPD) posеs unique challenges and oftеn rooted in unrеsolvеd trauma. Exploring thе efficacy of Eyе Movement Desensitization and Rеprocеssing (EMDR) therapy for narcissists is crucial in addressing thеsе undеrlying issuеs. Whilе NPD is charactеrisеd by traits such as grandiosity and lack of еmpathy and and a constant nееd for admiration and it is еssеntial to rеcognizе that individuals with this disordеr may also еxpеriеncе significant еmotional pain and distrеss.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

29.02.2024 / 11:19

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How Effеctivе is EMDR Thеrapy for Narcissists?

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curiousmindmagazine.com

23.02.2024 / 15:11

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How Effеctivе is EMDR Thеrapy for Narcissists?

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OCD: My monster and me

I have had obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) for as long as I can remember. From the ages of 5 onwards I began to engage in compulsions, starting with repeating phrases and counting my breaths before bedtime religiously.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

03.08.2022 / 09:47

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How to Handle a Narcissist in the World of Estate Litigation

Dealing with a narcissist isn’t easy at the best of times, but having to handle one while you’re trying to resolve a Will dispute can prove incredibly tricky…

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Kaitlin: finding my voice

I was four years old when I began to show signs of certain disturbances through acting out and self-harm when I was alone. I was under siege by something invisible that I couldn’t explain. I managed to ‘settle’ these behaviours and emotions by hiding in my cupboard or under my bed where no one could see or reach me.Now I wish more than anything that I could go back and hold that girl tight, tell her not to be afraid and to speak up.I was surrounded by a loving family who gave as much as they could, but mental health was never a subject for dinnertime conversations.

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Tilly: my mental health toolbox

My mental illness at times caused much distress. Since my first episode of illness, a gradual process of receiving professional help, reaching out for support around me, improving my own understanding and self-awareness, and developing a tool kit of self care and coping strategies has allowed me to evolve from struggle to recovery and ongoing managementI am able to live, enjoy and adventure in spite of having a complex mental illness.My handle on my condition is strong. I experience warning signs of mania, including restlessness, erratic or racing thoughts, difficulty sleeping and urges to complete unnecessary tasks.

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What I’d say to my 18-year-old self: “You’ve got BPD.”

Borderline Personality Disorder - or Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder, as it is now often termed - was even a ‘thing’. Listening to a phone-in on a local radio station, I found myself relating to almost every trait listed by fellow sufferers: impulsive behaviours; lack of sense of self (I have always felt I have a quality of invisibility around me, my voice not heard or perhaps not even sure of what it wants to say); emotional instability and massive overreaction to perceived slights or, far worse, abandonment; self-harm; and a predisposition for intense but unbalanced or unhealthy relationships.“Oh my God”, I exclaimed, turning to Alex (my husband and the longest suffering hero in the Northern Hemisphere) - “that’s me!”From there began my bumpy nine year journey towards an eventual diagnosis, fuller self-awareness, and healing.BPD is a complex condition which varies enormously in its intensity.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

29.03.2022 / 16:37

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Reco – Rehab Center in Delray Beach Offers Teletherapy for Addiction and Mental Health Therapy

Reco Intensive is a reputable addiction treatment centre located in Delray Beach, Florida specializing in the treatment of all types of addiction. Their intensive outpatient services offer a comprehensive treatment program including scientifically-backed therapies like cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, and rational existential therapy as well as a diverse array of holistic options including yoga, adventure therapy, equine-facilitated psychotherapy, and creative and expressive arts therapy.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

21.03.2022 / 16:01

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How To Increase Safety For New Motorcycle Riders

According to studies, the number one cause of death for motorcycle riders is not the actual act of riding but instead accidents that occur while riding. In fact, more than 80% of all motorcycle fatalities result from a crash or collision. This means that if you’re a new motorcycle rider, it’s essential to take steps to increase your safety while riding.

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My weightlifting became obsessive

GP smiled at me, flexed his arm at me and said “You don’t look like you’ve got an eating disorder”. We both laughed, and I agreed. But there’s the problem.

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powerofpositivity.com

22.12.2021 / 08:23

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6 Ways A Sedentary Lifestyle Can Cause Unhappiness (And How to Fix It)

Sedentary Behaviour Research Network shows that only 21 percent of adults meet the necessary guidelines. And, only five percent of people do more than thirty minutes of physical activity per day.Many people fall into the trap of being sedentary because they have the illusion of being active.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

08.11.2021 / 12:57

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What are the different types of eating disorders?

Eating disorders are a group of psychological illnesses that lead to the development of poor eating behaviours. They may begin with a food, body weight, or body form preoccupation. If left untreated, eating disorders can have substantial health repercussions and could lead to death in severe circumstances. Eating disorders can manifest itself in a variety of ways. The majority, however, entail extreme dietary restriction, eating binges, or purging behaviours.

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08.11.2021 / 12:57

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How can sexual obsessions damage your mental health?

Having sexual obsessions is getting quite normal for people nowadays since people now want everything and take everything to the extreme. However, it can affect your mental health a lot, and that is why sometimes, it gets necessary to know how to get rid of a fetish. Hyper sexuality, hyper sexuality condition, and sexual addiction are all terms used to describe compulsive sexual activity. It’s a difficult-to-control preoccupation with sexual fantasies, desires, or actions that causes you discomfort or has a detrimental impact on your health, employment, relationships, or other aspects of your life.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

07.07.2021 / 09:17

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Take your fly fishing skills to the next level with these

One of the best things about fly fishing is that you can become an outstanding fly fisherman by incorporating new skills. There are always some new skills to add to your existing skills collection and become a great angler.

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How journaling can help combat depression

A journal isn’t just a diary for dwelling on negative feelings. Journaling is a tool that can be used to keep track of your goals, organize your thoughts, and understand your behaviours.

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Was Covid beginning to peak before the second lockdown?

My article for Spectator:'I don’t think that word means what you think it means,’ says the Spaniard Inigo Montoya in the film The Princess Bride, when Vizzini keeps saying it is ‘inconceivable’ that the Dread Pirate Roberts is still on their tail. I muttered those words to myself during a parliamentary debate just before the start of the latest lockdown, when the minister twice said that the wave of infections was increasing ‘exponentially’. Far from increasing, let alone exponentially, the data showed that the wave was faltering if not cresting already.

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positivelypositive.com

04.11.2020 / 15:43

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Cognitive Dissonance and Our Luminosity

noun The mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses. Perception, discernment, awareness, learning.dis·so·nancenoun Lack of harmony among musical notes.

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Home › Welcome to the ADDitude Forums › For Adults › Relationships › Repetitive behaviourSomeone likes me, or even says something nice to me. I get (too) happy, or excited.

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Let’s Get Men Talking

by Araminta SheridanSuicide is the biggest killer of men ages 25-49, and over 70% of those who commit suicide are men. With the psychological effects surrounding coronavirus pandemic, male suicide rates have hit a two-decade high in England and Wales alone.

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Silent Clues You Should Stop Being a People Pleaser

’people pleasers’ are some of the nicest and most helpful people you can ever know.That makes sense, doesn’t it?After all, they’ll go out of their way to help you and be nice to you.From your own viewpoint, why wouldn’t you want to be known as nice and helpful? After all, that’s a wonderful compliment, isn’t it?Yes, it is, but there’s more to it than that—and it’s not all good.People who had a childhood that was full of criticism of their abilities—whether it came from their parents or their teachers—can often find that they easily slip into the ‘people pleasing’ mode once they become an adult.

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About Matt Hunter:I’m a Canadian technology entrepreneur, social activist and artist. I love nature, truth, books and great friends.

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The Mental Health Implications for Kids Caught in the Crossfire

family law solicitors becoming involved is the lack of understanding. A failure to understand a situation can develop into frustration, and in many cases, this can result in anger.Often, with one parent absent, the consistent level of discipline that was once there has now been removed.

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Do You Want A Cheerleader or Critic as Mentor?

Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.Source: University of Toronto’s Rotman School of ManagementPhoto: Rachel Ruttan is an assistant professor of organizational behaviour at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.

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curiousmindmagazine.com

30.05.2020 / 13:17

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Mistakes to Avoid When Availing a Home Loan

Funding life’s most significant investments like buying a house may seem like a tough nut to crack, but lending institutions and their easy home loans often come to the rescue. However, most prospective homebuyers commit one or more mistakes on their way down the housing loan route. As a result, they fail to either qualify for a home loan or find themselves struggling to repay it.

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5 Quotes to Strengthen Boundaries Against Toxic People

How to strengthen boundaries against toxic people in your life

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Will the Coronavirus Threat Lead to Female Infidelity?

The coronavirus has impacted on society and affected our behaviour in many ways from an increase in our use of social media keep connected to friends and loved ones, to keeping socially distant when we venture out. However, what effect could the virus have on our sexual behaviour? More specifically what affect will it have on our likelihood of seeking out additional sexual partners outside of our current relationships? In order to understand the possibility of this happening, we need to outline the evolutionary advantages of pursuing such sexual strategies.

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7 Steps to Escaping from Narcissistic Abuse

Many victims of narcissistic abuse are trapped in relationships where their abuser exerts power beyond the usual tools of the narcissist, including emotional bullying, manipulation and boundary violation. Some of the clients I work with are trapped by cultural rules and expectations, financial dependence and a fear of losing access to their children if they leave their abuser. These people may be leading miserable lives where they are completely controlled and, because being on the receiving end of narcissistic abuse is so exhausting, confusing and destructive, it can be very difficult for people in these situations to see a way out.

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Lauren, 20, Brighton, UK

“I lived in Luton until I was 18, I am now nearly 20 years old living in Brighton. Moving away from home is probably my greatest achievement to date! I have struggled with my mental health greatly and to some extent still do, just differently.

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Mouse Study Unveils Mechanism Behind Med-Induced Dyskinesia in Parkinson’s

A new mouse study led by Scripps Research Institute may have discovered a key cause of dyskinesia — a debilitating movement disorder often caused by the dopamine-replacement drugs used to treat Parkinson’s disease.

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Dating in the Pandemic

Various experts are already speculating as to what life might be like and how our behaviour might need to change post-pandemic. For example, will restaurant tables be appropriately socially distanced? Will you only be able to proceed one way down a supermarket aisle when shopping? Will face-to-face teaching give way to online instruction?

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Tilly: my mental health toolbox

I am not bipolar. I have bipolar disorder. My diagnosis and my identity are linked only in so far as experiencing mental illness has contributed to my personal growth.

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Kaitlin: finding my voice

The most effective tool I have is my voice. Speaking out when things are troubling should never be ignored or disrespected. All of our experiences are valid and hold powerful emotions that need to be held gently. Using your voice could potentially help someone else in need. It could also save your life.

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I’ve always had a strong sense of identity and am quite strong willed. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 27, because I was so resistant to seeking help. I eventually found a psychologist because things were falling apart, and she just happened to be a self-harm specialist.

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A few years ago I attended an OCD support group where people would discuss their symptoms and talk about how they were going. One regular often had trouble explaining himself to the group. He would say ‘you’ll have to excuse me I’m competing with my OCD whilst trying to talk to you’.

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Tom’s Story – Preventing Harm

Tom was in his mid twenties when his O.C.D started. He is not too sure what triggered it off but, it may have been linked to his superstitious nature.

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Agoraphobia, Cause and Treatment

Agoraphobia was a term coined by the German neurologist Westphal in 1871. In his original description, Westphal described four patients (all men) who had attacks of anxiety in public places.

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John’s O.C.D. started in his late teens and he has no idea why.

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Brenda’s Story – Orderly and Tidy

Brenda’s story began some 20-30 years ago. She noticed that she felt “concerned” if things, like ornaments, weren’t in exactly the right place, or if the curtains weren’t quite straight. Brenda tells it like this:

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Dysmorphophobia, which has been re-named Body Dysmorphic Disorder is one whereby there is preoccupation with one’s appearance and this leads to considerable distress. I am currently engaged in some research on the nature and treatment of this condition but it is a common accompaniment of phobic and obsessional states.

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Like adults, children have a whole range of fears and, for the most part, these fears are normal. Fears often start for no apparent reason and subside again just as quickly.

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David’s Story – Social Phobia

I have Social Phobia. I was very shy at school and because I was different and couldn’t stand up for myself I was bullied. I didn’t say anything because I was too frightened and I didn’t wish to make the situation worse.

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A look at Behaviour Therapy

Behaviour therapy is rooted in experimental psychology and most books will tell you that behaviour therapy is based on the principles of Pavlov (of the salivating dogs) and Skinner (of the rat box). However, in my view, much current behaviour therapy is based on a practical, pragmatic approach rather than fossilised psychological therapy.

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Sheila’s Story – Phobias

I have spent a long time battling and coping with phobias, one vomiting and one of embarrassing social behaviour, blushing and staring, several near phobias and obsessive thoughts.

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Obsessive / Compulsive Disorder and its treatment

Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder was at one time thought to be a rare problem. However, like many anxiety states, people who suffer from Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder (O.C.D.) keep their problems much to themselves. It is because of the very irrational nature of many obsessions that many sufferers are frightened and embarrassed about revealing their problems. Thus, until the last few years, the true incidence of the problem was unknown, there are varying estimates of the numbers of people suffering from O.C.D. but there is an agreement that probably more than one million people in the United Kingdom have one form or other of the problem.

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Ken’s Story – Contamination

At the age of 25, Ken was going through a difficult period in his life and was clinically depressed. He was having problems with relationships and with his career. The “trigger” for his O.C.D. occurred on a trip to Canada. Ken explains:

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Roger’s Story – Hoarding

Roger’s story began some 12 years ago when he was in his late teens.

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