Depression is not sadness; it is something completely different that’s hard to describe to someone who’s never experienced it before. It’s the absence of emotion. A cold apathy that takes hold of your cognitive process, and puts the breaks on your life, relationships and anything else that is the least bit important to you.
Fraser from the Private Therapy Clinic is back and this time he’ll be talking about ASD or Autism Spectrum Disorder. In this video, Fraser will discuss an overview of what ASD is, its frequency and statistics in the UK, characteristics of patients diagnosed with ASD as well as the process of diagnosing and the treatment for the condition.
As English has become a sort of global lingua franca, it is easy for English speakers to get by with just one language, and many English speakers assume that knowing just one language is the norm, with speaking two or more well somehow exceptional.
Have you ever felt in spite of everything you do for your partner, they’re still on your case, unsatisfied? According to Dr Chapman, there is a distinct reason for that; you’re not speaking your partner’s language. More specifically, you’re not speaking their ‘love language.’
Dr Becky Spelman discusses unhealthy relationships, why people are attracted to unhealthy relationships and how to start to change your tendency to choose poor relationships for yourself.
It can be very frustrating dealing with a small child’s issues with temper control—it’s certainly no one’s favourite aspect of parenting! However, the way in which matters of this sort are managed can have big repercussions for how the child develops, so it is important to approach this issue with sensitivity.
For parents whose child is given a diagnosis of intellectual disability, it can be devastating. They are likely to experience grief for the loss of the child they imagined having, along with fear for the future, and feelings of guilt for not always being as accepting of the situation as they think they should be.
