To be or not to be, that is the question. I take the citation from one of my favourite authors, Shakespeare, to introduce the theme of today; sadness versus depression. In fact they are often associated as they were the same thing but with today’s post we will see how they differ one from the …
How do Aspergers communicate? Sometimes neurotypical people can ask this question when dealing with Asperger people. This is because often there are dissymmetries in communication that lead us to reflect on the fact that there is more than one way to communicate and interact with each other. When neurotypical people talk to each other use …
The psychiatrist. If you are being treated for some disease or have any problems you are trying to solve, you have most likely been asked to see a psychiatrist at least once. Here come several thoughts that do not help you in choosing to go there or not. In fact, if the figure of the …
Panic attack. Compared to other problems we don’t talk much about it. In spite of everything, it’s an important problem that those who suffer from it feel it’s very important in particular for the consequences it brings. In fact, although symptoms can change from person to person, there are similar consequences for everyone. Today I …
Are you doing something important and your mind is wandering around? Or have you been paying too much attention to something for too long? Or again, while you do whatever yo have to your mind thinks of a thousand others? Not to mention the need to move. Here I am, I understand you perfectly because …
Depression. Over the years we have often spoken about it and the idea that comes to mind is always that of a sick person who harms himself or who isolates himself from the rest of the world and is apathetic. I don’t say that they’re wrong images because it can often happen that they coincide …
Asperger. Over the years there has been much talk about what autism is and what this entails while less known is its cousin Asperger, or rather, Asperger’s Syndrome. They are so close that Asperger is often referred to as high-functioning Autism. However, there are no significant delays in language or cognitive delays in the latter, …
The diagnosis that changed my life. Here I am in front of you to face this new adventure. Everything seems so strange to me. I was diagnosed early last summer and I still can’t believe it really happened. Anyway, let’s start from the beginning. Hello to all of you who are reading, who speaks to …