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My Experience with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (1/4)

The is the first of a four part video series where I will discuss my experience with Body Dysmorphic Disorder, my recovery process, intersectional body positivity, ...

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SavvyLikeThat commented on 15 Feb 2016
Having a hard time watching this because it hits home so hard. Thank you for sharing this series. I find everything about you beautiful and warm and giving and kind. I wish both of us a realisation of self worth
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Space Plant commented on 11 Nov 2015
i like letting your videos play while i draw ;w; ur so motivating i cri
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Katy Floss commented on 15 Nov 2015
Thank you so much for this Annie!
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Pamela C commented on 11 Nov 2015
Thank you for this.

rumination disorder

Walking with Nathaniel

Denis Asselin walked from Philadelphia to Boston (552 miles) in hopes to raise awareness for OCD. Last year, his son Nathaniel took his own life after battling ...

Somatoform Disorders Intro

Neuorologist Dr. Aboukasm talks about somatoform disorders.

Rumination syndrome (Medical Condition)

Symptoms, risk factors and treatments of Rumination syndrome (Medical Condition) Rumination syndrome, or Merycism, is an under-diagnosed chronic Motility ...

OCD and CSP- Physical Support

How to approach self-treating obsessive compulsive disorder, which includes dermatillomania, impulse control, body-focused repetitive disorder, and more.

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Kimberly Kline commented on 05 Jun 2013
"Research has indicated the nucleus accumbens has an important role in reward, pleasure, reinforcement learning, laughter, addiction, aggression, fear, impulsivity and the placebo effect." - Which is cool to learn because I definitely see that I use OCD to make myself 'feel better' and to escape. Howver I would not limit myself to the ideology that this is 'faulty wiring' and there is nothing I can do about it. Especially when so little s understood at a quantum physical level.
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Sweet1002 AJ commented on 20 Aug 2014
I think I got OSP because I pick my skin on my arms and everyone at school saids STOP IT or WHAT WITH YOUR ARMS and stuff like that, I started doing it in I think 5th grade and I did not know why I did it I just started picking at my arms till it started to bleed and I want to stop now I'm in 6th grade and going into Middle School so I'm scared of big kids being mean to me.
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Sally Siegel commented on 04 Jun 2013
If you have OCD, it's faulty circuitry in nucleus accumbens in brain, NOT behavioral. x0x0
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Marlen Vargas Del Razo commented on 15 Feb 2013
cool practical support, thanks Kim
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Bella B commented on 16 Feb 2013
Thanks for sharing Kim!
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7kjs7 commented on 03 May 2013
Wow, you r beautiful!
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Aire Carioca commented on 17 Feb 2013
Cool schedule Kim
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LLCraver commented on 15 Feb 2013
Yes, cool Kim
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Malin O commented on 15 Feb 2013
cool Kim!

Interesting Word of the Week: Gesticulation (07/03/2011)

ges·tic·u·la·tion --noun 1. the act of gesticulating. 2. an animated or excited gesture. So thank you for watching this week's word, you can subscribe to see the ...

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Youssef commented on 10 Mar 2011
I love this video man, keep it up, i love learning words, that is a really good idea, keep em comin, ill always watch :)

In response to Kati Morton's "What is Tourette's Dissorder?"

No dissrespect to the greatness of Kati, I just wanted to correct a few things she said in her video about Tourette Syndrome.

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Kittycat3109 commented on 03 May 2015
What happened at 1:58 to 2:01???
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‫סשה פיקס‬‎ commented on 08 Oct 2015
Kittycat3109 , this movement was one of her tics :) Tics come in many different forms, and this was one of them.
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Edi Ekoriko commented on 27 Mar 2015
You can't blame her, she was getting all of this information from her DSM. 
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TheRandomness98 commented on 27 Mar 2015
The DSM can be helpful, but at times, it can also be hurtful.
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TheRandomness98 commented on 27 Mar 2015
True. But she did put in the description 'No disrespect to the greatness of Kati.' i guess when it comes down to it, she's needing to correct the DSM, which is quite sad. Professionals can't seem to understand a lot of disorders/syndromes. It's like that with Autism too. Many professionals get things wrong about it.
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