10 Strange Psychological Disorders

[@coffeecat086]

Dr. Oliver Sacks was such a kind man. We need more people like him. I have Charlie Bonet Syndrome and epilepsy. Vision and hearing issues and autism as well. This man’s work was a great comfort, knowing others had experienced similar to my own.

[@archananayak2152]

Interesting.. I am from Odisha State in India and I had no clue about the Saora Syndrome. I googled out after watching this video

[@infamous2215]

My boy trying to be back on that KZbin grind

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Good knowledge, this is why Practical Psychology is the best.

[@inbasicterms-popculturevid1704]

The problem with having problems is that 'someone' always has it worse

[@18juanmatias]

is it though????

[@francinemarieaquino1207]

hmmm..

[@sillywilly6999]

If you think that ur problems are not valid if there are people who have it worse, then there's literraly one single guy in the story of mankind that is allowed to complain

[@ElJules33]

Me, with anxiety and Depersonalization/Derealization issues, clicking the link: "Ok, let's see how many other disorders I discover I have now".

[@ruppmax20]

You are not the only one with dp bro

[@ElJules33]

@@ruppmax20 Dp really sucks. Hope we'll recover from it soon.

[@charbelyounes5188]

What does it feel like?

[@brandowade]

Same but it’ll get better you got this!

[@somerandompersonontheinter4511]

I have synesthesia. It aren’t a disorder cause it don’t effect my life normally or others, therefor you can’t almost diagnose it.

[@joylawes3591]

Hi I've got pica but personally nothing harmful just wierd, I like to eat chalk and clays and when it's possible buy some edible chalk from Ukraine or Russia My family doesn't acknowledge it tho so I don't really have access to any edible chalks and the craving is still there I kinda started eating my walls again which it's started before I found out that I could get edible chalk that doesn't have any toxins in them. Now I haven't aten any walls for about a year now but the craving is Def still there now and then but genuinely I get it into control by watch chalk eating asmr and found that there are lots of people online who feel the same as I do and don't just get laughed at and ignored

[@PowerMatrixAnime]

Fascinating! This video gave me Stendhal syndrome.

[@JinYo265]

Thankyou for the workshop

[@deltacream]

6:04 Strangely enough, the Philippines in the drawing is EXTREMELY ACCURATE. I dunno, just pointed it out.

[@papi1693]

From Odisha ...good work keep it up

[@LifeNavigation]

Great video, never knew most of these were even a thing!

[@EEZshowsbloopers]

The koro syndrome is intreresting. Great vid

[@BrainsApplied]

Ah, this reminds me of my classes at uni. These cases are so interesting

[@chinmayamj8604]

Great research thank you

[@racheln8563]

Do people with synesthesia literally see color when looking at or thinking about words? I mean, the way I see the colors on this page? Or can they merely associate a word with a color? I do the latter.

[@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil]

That would be associative synesthesia (what you can do) whereas the former is projective synesthesia

[@Wineblood]

I have synaesthesia and it doesn't really do anything aside from making spot typos instantly. Letters have an associated colour for me and misspelled words stand out like flags that use one wrong colour.

[@olibiaspoopypants]

I have synesthesia too and math is so hard for me because I can’t make the numbers the right colors :(

[@subliminalhotellyn_tbhc6036]

I feel like I might Alice In Wonderland Syndrome because sometimes I imagine in my head random parts of the body being dilated or shrinking and sometimes when I look at my hand it looks bigger or smaller than it actually is. It makes me feel quite disoriented. I don’t know if I actually have it or not so yeah..

[@josanishere1384]

I have Synaesthesia, it is NOT a disease, it's just a very rare trait.

[@xxdeftonesfreakxx7005]

Idk if i have pica. I keep on craving paper and my skin&more stuff

[@latheef9608]

I remember past when a smell is felt.... Different incidents are associated with different smell.... Is that synaesthesia

[@WanderingWeirdly]

5:23 Double Rainbow!!

[@waluigionadinosaursquisham4035]

Synesthesia in a nutshell: “hmmmm tastes like orange”

[@alanjose1112]

One of the best video

[@Jordan_Q_]

I want to be a pschychiatrist one day 😂 Right now im finishing 7th grade. Wish me luck!

[@fayevinyl4596]

Does this mean all characters in Little Hope/Man of Medan suffers from Stendhal syndrome everytime they look at the pictures/postcards? Hm.

[@Sage03]

I wonder if I have synesthesia, because to me words have a specific taste.

[@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil]

Yes, that’s syn!

[@TheOpinionatedYouTuber]

"Pica" is pronounced with a long I, not a short I as you're pronouncing it in the video.

[@Noir0rioN]

John Mayer has synaesthesia. He hears music in colors. Fact. (Look it up.)

[@GeorgeGrancharov]

Nice!

[@guitargeek5790]

I’ve had Alice and Wonderland Syndrome before and it was Marijuana induced and my god it’s the most horrifying thing to exist when it’s intense.

[@Karannnrathore]

I can see two worlds what kind of disorders is this pls help

[@kingmeruem8821]

2:33 Amogus?

[@Lkmsundastood]

I have a friend who has pica.

[@localfindthemarkers668]

Me be like when hearing that Capgras Syndrome is the same as Imposter Syndrome: I little Sus there

[@xLeanWitMe]

Holy shit i have experienced alice in wounderland syndrome a lot of times an know i know what it’s called

[@AcesizOfficial]

Interesting

[@sherelletuitt8840]

3 be like:When impostor is SUS😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@TheUnusualBlu]

This isn’t funny for so many reasons

[@daajj]

Pica is more eating Metal then other weird food

[@kial3831]

I'm from st.Louis mo 😁

[@sidharthamishra1134]

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[@hurpdurp3669]

Okay, I don't know if I have synaesthesia, but I associate certain colors with certain letters and numbers. Like, if someone says "meet you there at 3PM," I always think of the color green because that's what I associate with the number 3. When I was little I assumed everybody had something like that, but people kept saying they didn't when I asked them. So... shrug

[@prodxhoneyfm6989]

Yes. If it's an inherent association then you probably do have synesthesia :>

[@subhuman3408]

N vs Ñ

[@andrewshehow8613]

It’s pie ca not pea ca

[@hatimjoudi682]

❤❤❤

[@liminalnetwork6558]

Dang our DID system must be pretty rare because we’re professionally diagnosed to all of these except the last 2

[@somerandompersonontheinter4511]

Tiktok girls gonna be like: I have all!!

[@azzuro_greenleaf]

this channel is HIGHLY underratet!!! also, 4:14 ...so you're saying, all the otherkins who identify as animals *actually* have clinical lycanthropy?..

[@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil]

No, I’m otherkin and we don’t actually think we’re animals, we still know we’re human :)

[@ramage7646]

@@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil no ur just a furry

[@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil]

@@ramage7646 nope I’m both a furry and otherkin thank you

[@07Mihai07]

Would anyone be interested in telling people that there is a charity raising money for a free online psychological therapy platform?

[@avacook6894]

What app does the youtuber use to draw those things and stuff please I need to know

[@azizkatawala7351]

First comment

[@user-ph9rc4lr3u]

First

[@BeeDub57]

Yesterday's mental disorders are tomorrow's "stunning and brave" identities.

[@methodicallymaya]

“Strange” doesn’t seem like the right word (at least not ethically speaking). People’s mental health shouldn’t be trivialized in this way

[@perlakaram4495]

Strange isn’t an insult. He used it to express the fact that these disorders are rare and difficult to wrap your head around. Also, people with mental disorders who have insight (knowledge of their disorder) understand that they are “different” and that is part of helping them improve. You need to acknowledging the disorder in order to overcome it.

[@fayevinyl4596]

It just means it's rare.

[@ramage7646]

Booohoo. Its only you guys thinking of the word "strange" as something derogative.

[@pressurisedcarbon6238]

alt for free: amog us syndrom

[@jaimiesmith9502]

*Pica* "peeka" actually pronounced: *Pie-ka* 😋🤤🥕🍡🥑🥓🏀🧶🥿🖊