5 Crucial Tips For When You’re Dating a Narcissist

June 21, 2018

In any romantic relationship, there can be times when your partner seems to be a little selfish, self-absorbed or full of themselves. Maybe they take an excessive amount of time to perfect their physical appearance, carefully applying makeup or spending hours each week in the gym, or maybe they seem to only care about their...Read More

5 Things You need to Know About Psychotic Depression

June 21, 2018

by Christina Wilson, PhD Candidate Psychology

Depression is one of the most common maladies in the United States. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, there were 10.3 million adults in the United States, who reported having at least one Major Depressive episode in 2016. The prevalence was highest among females, individuals between the ages of 18-25, and those identifying...Read More

How to Deal with a Stalker: 5 Types of Stalkers & Steps to Staying Safe

June 20, 2018

by ReBecca Byrd, Phd Psychology

Fear is one fundamental warning sign when stalking has occurred or is occurring. Stalking is a behavior that includes the strategic tactic of implementing constant fear into another’s life with the constant worry of what someone may do at any given moment. Stalking is also a crime. It’s a serious offense as well as a...Read More

8 Examples Of Gaslighting: Everything You Need To Know

June 18, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Have you ever been in a relationship where you constantly found yourself questioning if what you heard or felt actually happened? Did you partner make you feel like you were imagining situations or that you should consider seeking professional attention because he/she alluded to some lack of sanity? These experiences could be red flags that...Read More

Panic Attack vs. Anxiety Attack: The Key Differences

June 18, 2018

by ReBecca Byrd, Phd Psychology

One key factor that distinguishes a panic attack from an anxiety attack is the length of the symptoms such as the time it takes to start and stop. Panic Attacks are ‘passing’ while Anxiety Attacks are ‘always’ is a good ‘trick’ in recalling the differences. For example, panic attacks last no more than 30 minutes...Read More

High-Functioning Sociopaths and How to Spot Them

June 14, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

At some point in your life, chances are you have encountered a sociopath. This individual may have lived in your neighborhood, worked in the cubicle next to yours or even been a member of your inner social circle. Many individuals are unaware of the qualities and characteristics of a sociopath. Sociopathy is a common term...Read More

How To Stop Being Codependent In 5 Easy Steps

June 13, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

In many relationships, a partner can seem to lose themselves in their significant other, catering to their every need, want, or desire. In many cases, the individual with codependent tendencies will seek out or becomes attracted to potential partners who can be rescued, saved or fixed in some manner. They may lack motivation, self-esteem, self-worth,...Read More

Narcissistic Injury, Rage and Supply Explained

June 11, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

Individuals living with Narcissistic Personality Disorder are known to have many commonalities, such as an inflated sense of self or believing that they are deserving or entitled to the best of everything. However, few people recognize that these individuals also suffer from a fragile ego which creates areas of vulnerability for the narcissist. Narcissistic Injury...Read More

Passive Suicidal Ideations: When to Be Concerned?

June 11, 2018

by Christina Wilson, PhD Candidate Psychology

Suicidal ideations occur in the planning phase of when someone is thinking about committing suicide. Passive suicidal ideations refer to passive thoughts of what it might be like to die. With the rise of suicidal rates in the United States, it is important to understand the difference between passive ideation, active ideation, and imminent threat...Read More

7 Celebrities That Might Have Histrionic Personality Disorder

June 6, 2018

by Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology

There are a wide variety of personality disorders which can affect the way an individual thinks and acts. In some cases, personality disorders have symptoms so severe that they affect the quality of life for the individual affected. Other times, personality disorders can be subtle and only recognized by a highly trained psychological or psychiatric...Read More

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5 Crucial Tips For When You’re Dating a Narcissist

5 Things You need to Know About Psychotic Depression

How to Deal with a Stalker: 5 Types of Stalkers & Steps to Staying Safe

8 Examples Of Gaslighting: Everything You Need To Know

Panic Attack vs. Anxiety Attack: The Key Differences

High-Functioning Sociopaths and How to Spot Them

How To Stop Being Codependent In 5 Easy Steps

Narcissistic Injury, Rage and Supply Explained

Passive Suicidal Ideations: When to Be Concerned?

7 Celebrities That Might Have Histrionic Personality Disorder

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