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Imposter Syndrome (IS): Discussion & Seeking Treatment
Imposter Syndrome (IS) also known as Imposter Phenomenon (IP), is a condition that was first described in 1978 by Suzanne Imes, PhD and Pauline Rose Clarence, PhD. While Imposter Syndrome is not a recognized DSM-V diagnosis, it is frequently observed, discussed and treated by mental health professionals....
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Scrolling Past Bedtime: How Social Media Disrupts Sleep in Kids and Teens
Picture this: your child is pleading for ten extra minutes of electronic use at bedtime....
Oppositional Defiant Disorder vs Normal Behavior: How to Tell the Difference
Does your child frequently argue, refuse requests, or have intense emotional reactions to everyday situations?...
How to Manage Back-to-School Stress
Is your child displaying symptoms of anxiety and worry about the uncertainty and excitement of...
Statement Regarding the use of SSRIs during Pregnancy
We, the psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners at Rittenhouse Psychiatric Associates (RPA), would like to...
One of the more well-known studies in psychology is known as the “marshmallow test.” In...
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Therapies: Overview of Treatments and Approaches
Spend any amount of time on the internet and you’re likely to encounter the term...
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