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Emotional Problems
Emotional problem areas include Anger and Anxiety (GAD), Frustration and Depression, Grief and Guilt and Stress as well as Self-esteem and Lack of confidence.
Eating Disorders
Focuses on the ever increasing problems surrounding Eating and weight including Anorexia nervosa (characterized by low body weight and body image distortion) and Bulimia nervosa (characterized by episodes of Binge-eating, and feelings of guilt, humiliation, and self-deprecation). Emotional eating and problems with Excess weight are examined, as well as the issue of Weight control.
Relationships
Includes several key areas of interpersonal problems including Codependency, Loneliness and relationships with Loved ones I.e. relationship and marriage problems. Other topics include Rejection and Separation and divorce.
Addictions
Discusses the major addictions of Drug and alcohol addiction, compulsive eating and an obsession with weight and body image (Food addiction), Gambling addiction and Internet addiction. Other addictions include Sex and pornography addiction as well as Spending and shopping addictions, and Work addiction.
Behavioral Problems
Discussed in this section are ADD (attention deficit disorder) and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactive disorder), Adjustment disorder and Bipolar disorder including mania and depression, Borderline personality disorder (BPD) and Conduct disorders, Explosive disorder, Hypochondria and Kleptomania, Multiple personality disorder (MPD) and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), and Schizophrenia. The final topic is Sleep disorders including Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, Restless Legs Syndrome, and Narcolepsy.
Phobias And Fears
Helps you understand fear, anxiety, and Panic attacks, as well as specific phobias including Acrophobia (fear of heights), Agoraphobia (fear of an embarrassing situation), Claustrophobia (fear of enclosed or confined spaces), Monophobia (fear of being alone), Social phobia (fear of exposed to possible scrutiny by others), and Performance anxiety. At the end of this section is a comprehensive listing of all the phobias.
Sexual Concerns
Focuses on problems and help specific to sex and sexuality. These issues start with Male Sexual concerns and Female Sexual concerns. Specific sexual problems explored include Gender identity disorder (where a person has been assigned one gender, usually at birth, but identifies as belonging to another gender), Sexual orientation issues, Bisexuality, Gay and lesbian lifestyles, Fetishism (sexual arousal and activity involving non-human objects), Sadomasochism (involving both sadism and masochism), Exhibitionism (the need to exhibit naked parts of the body), Frotteurism (sexual pleasure from rubbing against another non-consensual person), and Voyeurism (sexual pleasure from observing other people). Finally, there is a list of the many paraphilias.
Helpful Information
Topics include Aging and mental health and Communication skills including Non-Verbal communication as well as Personal growth and Skill enhancement.
What Is A...
Provides a definition of Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Clinical psychologist, Educational psychologist, Forensic psychologist, and School psychologist; also Social worker, Life coach, Personal coach, Executive coach, Therapist, Mental health professional, and Pastoral counselor.
Types Of Treatment
Treatment approaches include Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, as well as Behavioral therapy, Biofeedback, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Desensitization, Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), Hypnotherapy, Reality therapy, Neuro-Linguistic programming, and Rational emotive therapy. Additional approaches include family therapy and group therapy.
Tests
Describes some of the tests used by psychologists including Intelligence (IQ) tests, the Myers-Briggs personality test, the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory), Neuropsychological tests, and the Rorschach (inkblot) test.
Famous Psychologists
Provides information on people who have become famous for their contributions to the field of psychology including such people as Aaron Beck, Milton Erickson, Sigmund Freud, William Glasser, Carl Jung, Timothy Leary, Fritz Perls, Carl Rogers, B.F. Skinner and many more.