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Adjustment disorder links emotional or behavioral symptoms to an identifiable stressor within three months. Symptoms usually ease within six months after the stressor ends when treatment and support are in place.
Read articleAgoraphobia involves fear of being trapped or unable to get help if panic hits. Graded exposure and CBT are first-line treatments; avoidance often shrinks daily life without care.
Read articleAttachment wounds are injuries from bonds where care or honesty failed when you needed them. Signs include protest behavior, numbness, or choosing unavailable partners. Repair blends awareness, self-soothing, and therapy.
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