Emotions
Exploring Emotion: Sadness
Understanding the Emotion Sadness? Sadness is an emotion typically characterised
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Understanding the Emotion Sadness? Sadness is an emotion typically characterised
Understanding the Emotion Disgust Disgust is an emotion that generally
Over the following month we will be posting a series
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Personality disorders are types of mental health conditions that can affect severely traumatised individuals. They range in terms of severity and, if not addressed and treated, they can lead to consistent, long-term, unhealthy patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving which inevitably can have an enormously detrimental effect on the person suffering with the illness and anyone close to them.
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