Psych_GSU

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[Aarti @Aarti04428332]

Your mind can create real physical symptoms, once referred to as hypochondriasis but is now called illness anxiety disorder. @PsychGsu https://t.co/0tWVzhqf1b(Hypochondria%2C%20Hypochondriasis,despite%20few%20or%20no%20symptoms.

[Aarti @Aarti04428332]

New accomplishments in dementia research. @PsychGsu https://t.co/DLeHXyi3DS

[Aarti @Aarti04428332]

Psychiatric disorders traced through genetics. @PsychGsu https://t.co/ycbMa4cI6d

[Aarti @Aarti04428332]

Stress and anxiety caused by COVID increases the number of people who struggle with body dissatisfaction. @PsychGsu https://t.co/canNvOFYGl

[Adedayo Adeyemi @Adedayo01634512]

@PsychGsu Many of us have gone through life, suspecting people online, or even in person as fakes or imposters, but Capgras syndrome takes these speculations to another level. Here's a link explaining why, and potential treatments to this mental illness.
https://t.co/rNPFiHjp6r

[Aarti @Aarti04428332]

The connection between autism and eating disorders. https://t.co/zLGuFJUzk5
@PsychGsu

[Adedayo Adeyemi @Adedayo01634512]

@PsychGsu Boanthropy, is a rare mental illness that actually causes those suffering to believe they are a type of bovine (cattle). Here is a journal, about one of these rare individuals who sadly acquired this illness.
https://t.co/Dv4DGnP5ua

[Kennedy Jackson 🌼 @K_Godd3ss]

articles about mental illness and its treatment - Google Scholar ⁦@PsychGsu⁩ The therapeutic relationship is a reliable predictor of patient outcome in mainstream psychiatric care. https://t.co/us9RrxB0em

[Kennedy Jackson 🌼 @K_Godd3ss]

articles about mental illness and its treatment - Google Scholar shock therapy is making a comeback today in the treatment of serious mental illness. ⁦@PsychGsu⁩ https://t.co/LIjQhDR4yc

[Adedayo Adeyemi @Adedayo01634512]

@PsychGsu I'm sure we've all used the word paranoia, but how many of us actually knew it was a form of mental illness? Here's a journal article, explaining paranoia and its affect on others.
https://t.co/fGL5pYdYpr

[Kennedy Jackson 🌼 @K_Godd3ss]

articles about mental illness and its treatment - Google Scholar The stigma of mental illness, although more often related to context than to a person's appearance, remains a powerful negative attribute in all social relations. ⁦@PsychGsu⁩ https://t.co/qzWdvcC22C

[Adedayo Adeyemi @Adedayo01634512]

@PsychGsu Many people suffer from PTSD, so here's a link for effective/possible treatments for those suffering with PTSD.
https://t.co/fGL5pYdYpr

[Adedayo Adeyemi @Adedayo01634512]

@PsychGsu Here a journal study about a rare mental illness, known as "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome".
https://t.co/tT8kfibyTw

[Mariana Zamarripa @MarianaCruzZama]

Cannabis, prescription drug misuse for younger people quickly rises substance use disorder @PsychGsu https://t.co/sAWRpbh10A

[Mariana Zamarripa @MarianaCruzZama]

The use of Magic Mushrooms show promising effects in treating depression. @PsychGsu https://t.co/2ordtg4H40

[Mariana Zamarripa @MarianaCruzZama]

Not also do adults suffer from depression but so do children. Depression also looks different for children.
@PsychGsu https://t.co/lBb7AbYBhL

[Mariana Zamarripa @MarianaCruzZama]

This article speaks of how young people transform the meaning f psychiatric concepts like the words anxiety, depression...@PsychGsu https://t.co/CxNdyow3VF

[soramy @soramy_granados]

@PsychGsu

Relapse from depression occurs often and this article provides great ways to prevent relapse in the future for anyone who has suffered from depression in the past.

https://t.co/5hgPrzyzQ3

[Mariana Zamarripa @MarianaCruzZama]

Exploring and connecting with nature can be good and used to work on mental health @PsychGsu
https://t.co/svxR01bsXL

[soramy @soramy_granados]

@PsychGsu

https://t.co/0reRPeAUgI

The article describes 3 fundamentally easy ways to stimulate your brain and lower the risk of alzheimer’s development .