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My Religious Friend Might Be Gay

By Dr Shailagh Clarke, PhD |

Q: A good friend of mine, now 23 years old, was raised with an emphasis on religion. He has firm beliefs on sex, alcohol, homosexuality, etc. He recently discovered that he wanted to become a spy, and God wants that for him as well. In order to do this, he has realized he must have [...]

Will My Children Inherit My Mental Illness?

By Dr Shailagh Clarke, PhD |

Q: I have a mental illness (schizoaffective disorder), and I’m a single 26-year-old male. I’m thinking about getting married to someone on the same level because other girls won’t accept me for who I am. But if I do, what if she wants to have kids with me? What should I do? What if the [...]

My Boyfriend May Have a Mental Illness — I Need to Consider My Child’s Safety

By Dr Jim Bierman, PhD |

Q: My boyfriend is 32 years old and I have known him for one year. I suspect that he may have a mental illness, however he completely refuses to check with a medical professional or even consider that he may have a problem. We have been thinking of a future together, but I’m worried since I [...]

I Thought People Were Following Me and Talking About Me

By Dr Jim Bierman, PhD |

Q: I had left for college but decided to withdraw and take the year off because a week after I arrived a huge psychological problem began. Along with my reluctance to eat, I started to close myself off from the rest of the dorm and from my roommate. She was concerned and told my resident [...]

Borderline Personality Disorder and Fixed Delusions vs. Psychosis

By Dr Jim Bierman, PhD |

Q: My mother has been formally diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. One of her traits is that she rewrites history to fit her own view of things, even to the point of denying something she’s said only a few moments earlier. For example, she denies ever raging at my sister and me and hitting us [...]

Overly Paranoid and Isolated Mother

By Dr Jim Bierman, PhD |

Q: I need help with my mother. She is 54 years old and lives alone. My father passed away a few years ago, and since then she has basically lived the same isolated life. But for a few years now she has been increasingly paranoid about where she lives. She constantly moves from apartment to [...]

Paranoid Schizophrenia has Subsided, Now Family Doubts Reality of Illness

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Q: I was diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia three years ago. I’ve managed to put a successful life back together together and have stopped taking medication for about a year. I have lost all my clients and a home I set up for my husband in a country I haven’t lived in for 12 years. I [...]

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