The intermittent explosive disorder is a behavioral disorder that is classified  as an impulse control disorder. It is a serious disorder that can cause multiple negative consequences for the

Can you imagine a person who is totally incapable of feeling frustration or anger at any time in his life? Possibly we can visualize a person who never gets angry, but the inability to feel

Brief psychotherapy is a term that is used for a variety of psychological therapies focused on the solution and that are given in the short term. It differs from other therapeutic schools in that it

The Parkinson ‘s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the nervous system and alters brain function. Normally this disease is associated with motor symptoms such as tremor or

The dementia is a mental illness suffered by people over 65 years and is characterized by loss of cognitive functions. It is considered a disorder that starts gradually, evolves progressively and

There are  two main types of bulimia : purgative and non-purging. Many people consider that bulimia nervosa is a disorder of eating behavior in which people binge and then carry out compensatory

The dementia with Lewy bodies is very similar to Alzheimer’s dementia, but with specific characteristics that degenerative disease  become a very particular dementia syndrome. In fact,

There are two types of anorexia with different symptoms: restrictive type anorexia and purging type anorexia. “Anorexia” means, literally, lack of appetite, and it is a symptom that

The mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a syndrome may have cognitive deficits beyond what is considered normal, which may or may not interfere with daily life and does not meet the criteria for

The chromotherapy is an alternative therapy that applies light of different colors (different wavelengths) in patients with certain conditions, to alleviate their symptoms. Today there are various