Compulsive overeating – psychological causes and working methods of struggle

Compulsive Overeating is not just occasional episodes of “overindulgence,” but a serious eating disorder in which a person regularly experiences uncontrollable binge-eating episodes accompanied by feelings of shame and helplessness. Unlike situational overeating (for example, at a holiday table), compulsive overeating occurs independently of actual hunger and most often serves as a way to suppress stress, […]

Conversion Disorder: How Emotions Turn into Physical Symptoms

Conversion disorder is a complex mental condition in which emotional experiences, stress, or internal conflicts manifest through physical symptoms that have no apparent medical cause. This disorder falls under the category of dissociative disorders, where the psyche “converts” unexpressed emotions into bodily manifestations, such as loss of sensation, paralysis, seizures, blindness, deafness, or even speech […]

Abulia: First Signs and Self-Help Methods

Abulia – is a psychological condition characterized by a significant decrease in willpower and the ability to engage in purposeful activities. A person experiencing abulia may feel inner emptiness, apathy, and an inability to make even simple decisions. Unlike ordinary laziness, which is temporary and depends on external circumstances, abulia is a prolonged condition that […]

Anorexia as a Mirror of Internal Conflicts

Anorexia is a complex eating disorder characterized by an obsessive drive to lose weight, achieved through strict food restrictions. Contrary to popular belief, this condition is not always solely a result of the desire to look thinner. Often, it stems from deeper issues related to a person’s emotional state and inner world.

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