Dissociative identity disorder is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories. When people face traumatic experiences, they have a choice to cope in a healthy or unhealthy way. Sometimes in extreme cases, they believe that having another identity could help them cope by escaping their current reality. […]
It’s a bright morning, the sun shining like a luminous beacon in the sky. Although it’s fairly early, the streets are already alive with the hustle and bustle of people. A young woman walks towards a quaint coffee shop. Her name is Kierra. She stands in line, waiting to order her latte with a shot […]
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Get startedMulticide is the act of killing multiple people. There are three different categories of multicide; mass murder, spree murder, and serial murder (Knight, 2006). The main difference between these three levels of mass murder is the patterns in which the murders are conducted among each. While all three murders pertain interesting questions as why each […]
Abstract Schizophrenia knows no bounds and often comes unannounced. It cuts across all peoples of the worldvarious cultures, age, gender and socioeconomic strata. It causes a lot of difficulty, chaos, and confusion to both the one suffering it and all involved in a close relationship with this individual. Sometimes it lies dormant for a period […]
The Center Cannot Hold is an awe-inspiring book about Elyn Saks and her life with Schizophrenia. Elyn starts with describing her childhood growing up with her seemingly normal family. Elyn started displaying symptoms of her schizophrenia while she was an adolescent, shortly after she graduated high school and started college. Elyn’s symptoms included talking and […]
