Psychiatric diagnostic systems like the DSM generate continual controversy, but if they are used wisely, they can reduce stigma and enhance our understanding of psychological distress.| Psychology Today
The dominant models by which we view, classify, and treat psychological problems have failed to produce meaningful progress toward reducing psychological suffering.| Psychology Today
Loneliness is a problem of epidemic proportions, affecting millions from all walks of life. But while its roots are complex, remedies may be within reach.| Psychology Today
Personality disorders are deeply ingrained, rigid ways of thinking and behaving that result in impaired relationships with others and often cause distress for the individual who experiences them. Many mental health professionals formally recognize 10 disorders that fall into three clusters, although there is known to be much overlap between the categories. Cluster A disorders are characterized by odd or eccentric patterns of thinking, such as extreme social detachment, distrust, or unusual be...| Psychology Today