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Experts warn of an increase in serious body dysmorphic disorders as a direct result of the daily digital connection with friends, colleagues, and educators in video chat as well as the explosive popularity of face-altering filters found on social media. petapixel.com »
Two years ago, I had a manic episode with Bipolar Disorder and was hospitalized. I've been incredibly embarrassed about this time period, believing I was an incredible artist, I took the following pictures. boredpanda.com »
Almost four years ago I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Finding this diagnosis for me was a huge change (a positive one), and that led me to start a journey that continues to this day, where the mental stability that I have is maintained. petapixel.com »
Almost four years ago, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Finding this diagnosis for me was a huge change, which led me to start a journey that continues to this day, where the mental stability that I have is maintained. boredpanda.com »
Almost four years ago, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Finding this diagnosis for me was a huge change, which led me to start a journey that continues to this day, where the mental stability that I have is maintained. boredpanda.com »
Almost four years ago, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Finding this diagnosis for me was a huge change, which led me to start a journey that continues to this day, where the mental stability that I have is maintained. boredpanda.com »
Symptom is a collection of photos by Argentinian photographer Magali Agnello that inadvertently chronicled her experience and feelings with bipolar disorder. “It was 2016, in which I had proposed to carry out a project (for the third time) that consisted in taking one photo per day throughout the entire year,” Agnello tells PetaPixel. “And without […] petapixel.com »
I'm a Canadian/Dutch photographer named Ryan Koopmans. Even though I'm well established and published across the world, I've never made a photography book. Until now, at least. boredpanda.com »
A viral article published in 2014 claimed that the American Psychiatric Association had established a new mental disorder called "selfitis" -- that is, the obsessive taking of selfies. That article, though fake, inspired a real exploratory study to determine whether a condition like the one described in the article could exist. dpreview.com »
In 2014, a viral story being circulated online reported that the American Psychiatric Association (APA) had coined “selfitis” as a new mental disorder for people who obsessively shoot and share selfies online. petapixel.com »
