I’m a Clinical Psychologist- AMA

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I’m a Clinical Psychologist specialising in child and adolescent mental health and behaviour. I’ve got my PHD in Developmental Disorders and Mental Health and my MSc in Behavioural Psychoanalysis. I’ll be answering most questions over the next few days – nothing violating GDPR.

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  1. petitecrivain Avatar

    Have you noticed any trends in child/adolescent mental health in the past few years, especially in the wake of COVID?

  2. t-d-y-k Avatar

    What was the thesis of your PhD?

  3. maceman10006 Avatar

    Have you ever had a diarrhea attack during a treatment?

  4. CalligrapherFit8962 Avatar

    What are your thoughts on diagnosing borderline personality disorder before the age of 18?

  5. kissedbythevoid1972 Avatar
  6. secret_nuggets Avatar

    What are some books you recommend? Your favorites or ones you think everyone should read?

  7. Future_Huckleberry_6 Avatar

    If you’ve had trauma for over a decade do you think it’s possible to recover? Currently awaiting diagnosis of CPTSD but wondering if a diagnosis will “cure me” as I know PTSD can be cured with emdr.

    Trauma regarding bullying, nothing extremely hectic but very much affects my self esteem, ability to connect to others and ability to control my emotions on occasions.

  8. fighting_alpaca Avatar

    What causes autism? Hint, I already know

  9. Bag_of_Ramen Avatar

    What is the psychology of nighttime depression. I have been dealing with ever since high school. I feel like in the day time perfectly fine, but when it comes to nighttime. I get really bad thoughts and overthinking.

  10. MojaveDeathTrip Avatar

    Have you seen an increase in the diagnosis of children who are suffering from things that are more readily diagnosed as coming on during someone’s late adolescence or twenties such as bipolar, schizophrenia, or even what I have, narcolepsy?

  11. Thoughtful_Ocelot Avatar

    Thank you in advance.

    It seems that with trans people, there is a disconnect or disagreement between the mind and the body. There also seems to be two schools of thought: that the body is right and the mind should be ignored (professed mostly by the political right) and, second, that the mind is right and should be affirmed (professed by the political left and most medical/psychological associations). Seeing as how you specialized in youth, what is your opinion on these two views when it comes to kids?