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: This question is going to sound really stupid but here it goes anyway. I am a 33-year-old female, and I have been experiencing extreme mood swings for several years now (since pre-teen years). Lately, however, they have become worse. I will be in a really good mood, feeling happy and positive and then in [...]
Q: I am 43 years old and my husband is 46 years old. We grew up in the same religion from our youth. We left it (the group) in July 2005 when we discovered the lies and deception about it. All our family and friends are still in the group. The people in the group [...]
Q: Thank you for all the great information on Stockholm Syndrome — it’s been very eye opening to me. I’m separated for almost 2 years from my husband of 19 years — last month I was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. I’ve also been working with a family peace center that has weekly meetings [...]
Q: My 6-year-old daughter keeps moving her jaw in a way that looks involuntary. It just started recently. She has been diagnosed with expressive language disorder and she’s getting speech therapy. Is this symptom related to any kind of psychiatric problem? A: The first concern is that the jaw movements started recently. Has she been [...]
Q: I am currently a high school junior, and I am contemplating a career in clinical psychology. However, I also want to get married and have children not too long after beginning college (mid- to late 20′s). Do you think a psychologist (with the possibility of long hours and a lot of paperwork) is able [...]
Q: I am 29 years old and have been struggling with bulimia for as long as I can remember. A few years ago I went through a treatment program, and I have figured out some ways to manage the disorder so that I can lead a “normal” life. My problem is that one of the [...]
Q: What is wrong with a person who cannot give a compliment? My husband loves to receive them, but never gives them. I mean NEVER. When I asked if he knew this, he replied that he has been told this in the past. I always assumed giving someone you love a compliment came naturally. I [...]
