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Hi in relation to the following comment "I think the example you give about the rich husband is complex. It is difficult to comment on because it is hypothetical I.e. one does not personally know the people involved. If one knew the history of the marriage relationship then one might be in a be...

Hello, often the definition of paranoia is given as threat of a specific fear based on false belief. In comparison a reasonable suspicion is also not based on concrete evidence, but is considered to be on the basis if reasonable facts and circumstances. Reasonable suspicion is often on the basis of ...

I think there is a lot of awareness of anxiety/phobia in todays world. However I am wondering is there still a lot of taboo in describing feelings as distrust or doubt . Would be wonderful to know views on similarity of both the uncomfortable and unwanted feelings. To me anxiety is caused due to a f...

Thanks for the reply. However would the same diagnosis fit for all other situations just focusing on unwanted outcome leads to catastrophizing on range of events that could be cause of the unwanted situations surfacing I realise that I do not have dental insurance (unwanted outcome) and this leads t...

Hello, I would like to share my experience and get feedback if others have faced the same. I have realised that many times if I get aware of an unwanted outcome that I have no solution to in my present situation, this leads to high focus/obsession/contemplation over events that could trigger the unw...

Hello, In my understanding a panic attack or intense anxiety is fear of being a victim of circumstances due to an inherent lacking or being disadvantaged. In comparison paranoia and suspicion is fear of being deliberately victimised by someone for their advantage. Hence in panic one is not concerned...