by Dr. Keith Kueh | Jan 18, 2021 | Depressive disorder, General
Psychomotor refers to the connections made between mental and muscle functions. Psychomotor impairment occurs when there’s a disruption with these connections. It affects the way you move, talk, and other regular activities. Mental tension and other psychological...
by Dr. Keith Kueh | Jan 15, 2021 | Anxiety Disorder, General
Dizzy spells or dizziness is the confusing inclination of being uneven or vertigo. You may feel like you’re going to blackout or your environmental factors move or turn around you. Vertigo is a typical side effect of anxiety. The vast majority has encountered...
by Dr. Keith Kueh | Jan 14, 2021 | Depressive disorder, General
The concept of clinginess is a bit hard to define. Some people see clinginess differently; others may see it as an act of care and vice versa. In general terms, clinginess is the anxious attachment one feels towards another and their resulting actions. They desire to...
by Dr. Keith Kueh | Jan 12, 2021 | Anxiety Disorder, General
State of apprehension includes sensations of stress, terror, and panic. Anxious apprehensive is commonly capable of intellectual, enthusiastic, and physical levels. For example, when feeling anxious apprehensive, an individual may have negative or upsetting thoughts....
by Dr. Keith Kueh | Jan 11, 2021 | Depressive disorder, General
Suicidal thoughts, or suicide ideation, refers to thinking about or planning suicide. Thoughts can range from creating a detailed plan to having a fleeting consideration. It does not include the final act of suicide. Many people experience suicidal thoughts,...
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