Personality Disorders in Modern Life (Part 1 of 7)

[realman326]

hello how r u guys i m new here but i m facing a v tight personality dis order from 2 yrs

and i m still fighting with it everyday how i gona recover it all again any suggestions pls?

[KiLLED5639]

I was disagnosed with many diferent personality disorders during a span of two years. First it was schizotypal personality disorder, then multiple personality disorder and then antisocial personality disorder. I figured I would stay the way I was for the rest of my life if I wasn't finally diagnosed and started psychotherapy and treatment for all the other mental illnesses that came along with them.

[juoj8]

Great lecture!

[susan19891231]

Great ! Thank you for uploading

[rastablast3r]

this video shows how really empty a science psychology is. 

[SanFranGirl1982]

@Villainster1 I haven't. I've been researching personality disorders for months looking at different sites and cross referencing them with each other and making detailed comparisons with my sister's behavior. I realized my sister had this disorder before I watched this video.

[SanFranGirl1982]

My sister has a personality disorder. I stay away from her as much as possible (I'm a toy to her).

[CrispyGreyMatter]

@pedrodemellodotnet The flip side of the mask, is that the mask is what you choose to show.

[xCrimsonAngelfirex]

Great post! I am a Psychology Student, and this helps a lot.

[xxerbelec]

This is cool, thanks, for posting this.

from Mexico.

I´m studying for USMLE equivalent.

[pnexpers]

i don't, because then "normal" would just be a banal definition that we would, futilely, try endlessly to become. our differences make us healthy, and our disorders - even those that are horrible - teach us about ourselves as a species and ultimately keeps us human

[singerCindyAnne]

thank-you SO very much... is this Jamie Dyce?!?!?

[liyster]

Thank you very much for posting this lecture. It helped me revise before an exam.

Thanks