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Paranoia is a form of delusional thinking, where a person believes they are being persecuted or threatened when they are...
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The term ‘psychopathy’ has a complicated history and brings with it a range of unhelpful preconceptions and harmful stereotypes. The...
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Overcoming bulimia nervosa can take time and isn’t easy, but it is possible. Recovery can mean different things to different...
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Studies have found links between bulimia and addiction. In some ways bulimia can be seen as an addiction in its...
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Schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders both belong to a group of mental illnesses known as ‘psychotic disorders’.[1] Psychotic disorders are characterized...