What would a psychologist say? There’s an easy way to find out: just ask! Get feedback directly from a Clinical Psychologist on issues ranging from relationships to depression and anxiety, trauma, and a whole bunch more. Please note that replies are provided for informational and educational purposes only.
Q: I am now a Disabled American Veteran, with anoxic brain injury (executive dysfunction) and have always struggled with ADHD. I am attempting to rebuild my life by taking some college courses in an attempt to transition to a less physical demanding job than being a marine engineer (my previous occupation). I am in Seminary, [...]
Q: I have 3 month old daughter who lives with her mom. I live about 50 miles away. I’ve had no problem going up there to visit. The problem is my parents and I would like to have her to ourselves to be able to create memories with her and spend alone time with her. [...]
Q: I am a new Chaplain and am trying to understand some of the hallmarks of Stockholm Syndrome. Twenty years ago I studied and fellowshipped under a Pastor who was very good at convincing others of their need for him. He is quite gifted and holds a PhD in psychology. It was difficult for me [...]
Q: Do you have an opinion on why tattoos are so popular in today’s society? Most people that have tattoos will say that they got them for a specific reason such as remembering someone or a time in their lives. Others say that they feel more sexy or adventurous because they have gotten the tattoos. [...]
Q: I’ll call my girlfriend of four months, Coralie. We are about 40. Coralie was abused and tortured as a child, and raped as a young woman. In her younger days she was/is a thrill-seeker, race car driver, skydiver, etc. Her father, whom she loved very much, died a horrible death when she was about [...]
Q: Firstly, I would like to thank you and appreciate your taking the time to read my e-mail. I am posing two questions. The first question is as follows: is there a mental condition for wanting to have an older brother? I am a 17-year-old male, and I feel that my relationship with my older [...]
Q: I would like to ask is multiple personality disorder a serious mental condition? A: Multiple Personality Disorder, known as Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) in professional circles, is a serious mental disorder. While the disorder makes great movie topics, it’s clinically very rare. This disorder is sometimes alleged in criminal court when the criminal blames [...]
