The grieving process is one that involves accepting and adapting to a loss, whether that of a loved one, an object or a situation, children are especially sensitive to the changes and losses that can lead to pathological bereavement. As a result, pathological bereavement in children manifests itself as a true non-adaptation syndrome that can […]
Pathological envy consumes anyone and destroys all fertile soil. Kill what’s alive and move quickly like a tsunami. Drag everything. Envy is destructive to you and others. A feeling that bites existence, especially at its greatest intensity. Maybe at some point in our lives we’ve been jealous of someone, whether it’s because of your physical
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The feeling of guilt is, at first, healthy. While this causes aversion, it is a mechanism associated with self-criticism, it is inevitable that sometimes we will act inappropriately and end up harming others, in these cases guilt alerts us to the need to repair, however, there are circumstances in which failure fails beyond reason, and
Anyone who has suffered a very close loss knows what we are talking about, pathological grief is like a spiral of pain that grows inside, making it increasingly difficult to breathe and live, it is the air that is missing in everyday life, it is comfort that does not exist, it is the lack of
Paul Pugh is a Welsh man who was brutally attacked by strangers, one of them violently punched him in the head. Over time, Paul developed an uncomfortable symptom: pathological laughter. Pathological laughter is a brain disorder. It is expressed as an uncontrollable laugh, which is not related to the situation that produces it, at first
