September 19, 2015 Communication
Stalkers can have a variety of backgrounds, motivations and mental illnesses. Still, attempts at classification can be useful in helping victims protect themselves. Stalking Behavior Stalkers can be young or old, male or female, professional or unemployed. But most are…
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Your body is composed of about ten trillion cells. But even more remarkable, you are the host to 100 trillion bacterial cells. These bacteria are your normal flora; microbes that live on and in your body without causing you harm,…
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August 10, 2015 Friends and Peers
What most people understand to be “stalking” are the well-publicized incidents involving celebrities, but you don’t need to be famous to become a stalker’s fixation. Here’s what you need to know in order to protect yourself from this crime of obsession….
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In July of 2007, Sarwer et. al. published a review article in The American Journal of Psychiatry investigating recent research linking surgical breast enhancement and suicide. The studies revealed that the suicide rate of women who received cosmetic breast implants…
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October 3, 2013 Crisis Support
Are individuals who have psychopathic traits more likely to be domestic abusers, are they a different type of abuser, and how might all this impact treatment? Here’s a summery of new research into the connection between antisocial personality traits and…
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