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Healing from trauma starts with understanding it. This post explores the causes of PTSD, how symptoms show up, and how therapy and medication can help you recover.
Anxiety Disorders: A Comprehensive Overview from a Psychiatric Perspective Anxiety, when experienced occasionally, is a normal response to stress. However, when it becomes chronic, intense, or disproportionate to the situation, it may signal an anxiety disorder—a… Anxiety Treatment from a Psychiatrist in NYC: Causes, Symptoms, and Relief
In the recent psychological horror film The Substance, Elisabeth, a once-famous actress played by Demi Moore, is offered a revolutionary injectable that promises to restore her youth, beauty, and vitality. But instead of reclaiming her past,… The Younger Self as Aggressor: A Clinical Insight into Identity Splitting
Note: This article offers a psychiatrist’s perspective on the psychological themes in the film The Substance. It discusses the movie’s imagery and ideas, but is written to help readers understand its deeper meaning—not to promote or… The Substance: A Psychological Analysis of Identity, Aging, and Integration