Historical or mythological figures are often used to name and explain different psychological experiences. One of these figures is Damocles, which names Damocles syndrome. The story of this figure serves to explain how a person who has overcome a very dangerous and difficult disease can fall victim to fear that it will recur, in this […]
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It falls and begins again: when we return to depression there is a frustrating and frightening feeling, usually overwhelmed by the weight of guilt, some statistical data show that this is quite common. About 80% of patients who have had a depressive disorder will return to this abyss at some point over the next 10
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Relapse in suffering is more common than we think, far from understanding it as a failure, it should be seen as a sometimes expected event, as normal in the process, taking two steps back can sometimes be the best strategy to gain ground. everything, no one leaves the tunnel in two days, it’s a long
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