The following questions are related to ‘Emotional Memory’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: Dear Doctor, Synopsis of problem: I do not form relationships with women I truly want to date easily, although I’ve had some striking exceptions to the rule. Synopsis of symptoms: I feel myself uneasy and unnatural around attractive women whom I’d like to date. I find myself seeing my interactions with them in a […]
Q: Hi, Recently I have been having problems remembering what being sober feels like. I feel like I’m high despite being sober. I feel like what’s around me is lucid and not real. This then triggers a very panicked feeling which I then have to calm myself down from. Any idea about this? A: There’s […]
Q: I recently ended a relationship with a man I’ve been with on and off again for the past three years. We started our relationship fast by moving in together. During the first six months he had an affair with a coworker. During the course of our relationship I found out about several more. I […]
Q: My husband is so sweet and loving but has some severe issues with paranoia. He was raped by his teenage brother for a year when he was 5; the abuse involved bullying, lying and demands of secrets and constant threats. Even worse, when my husband was in his 20s he actually worked in the […]
Q: I will try to be as brief as I can. I have barely tolerated depression for pretty much all my adult life (I will be 45 in two weeks), although looking back, it began prior to puberty. I am the third of four children and the youngest boy. To cut a long story short, […]
Q: I’m 24yrs old and married. I’m a women that’s having problems in my marriage because of my past. I’ve been abused by my parents, especially my dad who always used to beat me, and I’m the middle child that’s always picked on. Over the years it’s made me very hard-hearted, full of hatred, stubborn […]
Q: I am a 46-year-old woman, who was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago. Three days prior to my first scheduled chemotherapy treatment, my “significant other” of over 10 years disappeared and subsequently left me to shoulder the burden of the disease and raising two boys (11 and 4) alone. By the grace of […]
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