Unlike most symptoms and side effects of mental health medications, tardive dyskinesia can be persistent and long-lasting. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), “The symptoms…
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The fact is that recovery is not always smooth sailing. Sometimes there is some rough surf that we have to make it through. This includes the times when mental health…
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Tardive dyskinesia is more common than many people may think. According to the clinical write-up by Doctors Vasan and Padhy titled Tardive Dyskinesia, “The average prevalence of tardive dyskinesia is…
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The term dyskinesia refers to involuntary muscle movements that can range from slight tremors to uncontrollable movement of the entire body. The tardive dyskinesia (TD) form of dyskinesia gets its…
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According to the clinical article titled Medication-Induced Tardive Dyskinesia: A Review and Update, “The term dyskinesia refers to involuntary muscle movements that can range from slight tremor to uncontrollable movement…
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Many individuals report an altered sense of time during dissociative episodes. Time may seem to slow down, speed up, or become irrelevant. This can lead to a disconnection from the…
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Psychotherapies are still the predominant way that dissociative disorders are treated. To treat dissociation, one has to get to the root causes of the dissociation. With dissociation, these core causes…
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Management tools for dissociative disorders should also be utilized in tandem with the currently recommended and regarded forms of treatment. These are primarily psychotherapy, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and…
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hen it comes to dissociation and disassociation, it should come as no surprise that they are often mixed up; they are virtually spelled and sound identical. However, they are two…
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