Enter Crazy Head Space

Opening song and introduction.

 

A- Addiction

Physiological and emotional dependence on foreign substances.

 

B- Borderline Personality Disorder

Fragmented sense of self and erratic mood, which manifests in self-destructive behavior and interpersonal chaos.

 

C- Co-Dependency

Interpersonal dependence in which recovery and psychological wellbeing are sabotaged through enabling.

 

D- Depression

A clinical syndrome in which one’s mood state is lowered, pleasure is diminished, eating and sleeping habits are disrupted, and feelings of hopelessness are typical.

 

E- Eating Disorders

Typical symptoms include intentional drastic restriction of food intake, binge-eating, purging, and exercise abuse.

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F- Festishes

Unusual sexual obsessions. For example. the sexual attraction to Feet and Furries.

 

G- Gender Identity Disorder

Being born inside of a body whose gender is wrong.

 

H- Hallucination

A perception in the absence of a stimulus.

 

I- Institutionalization

The treatment of and damage caused to people by the oppressive or corrupt application of social systems, so that it is difficult for them to integrate and resume a normal life after leaving that system.

 

J- Juvenile Delinquency

Adolescence gone fluorescent.

 

K- Kleptomania

The compulsion to steal.

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L- Late Luteal Phase Dysphoric Disorder

PMS.

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M- MPD- Multiple Personality Disorder (now known as DID).

A psychological disorder in which distinctly different personalities are formed within one  core personality in order to effectively cope with excessive trauma.

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N- Narcissistic Personality Disorder

A pervasive pattern of grandiosity, lack of empathy, self-centeredness, and need for admiration.

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O- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Intrusive and repetitive thoughts that lead to rigid and specific behaviors in order to reduce anxiety.

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P- Pharmaceutical Disorder

A societal trend in which citizens fear uncomfortable emotions. This results in psychotropic drug seeking behavior and the deification of psychiatrists.

 

Q- Quasi- Psychotic

Semi- psychotic symptoms including mild hallucinations, delusions, and thought disorders.

 

R- Relapse

A recurrence of symptoms after a period of recovery/ sobriety.

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S- Schizophrenia

Chronic presentation of psychotic symptoms. These typically include hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized speech.

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T- Tourette’s Syndrome

An inherited disorder characterized by the presence of motor and phonic tics.

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U- Urophililia

The sexual attraction to urine.

 

V- Vagina Envy

According to Freuda, all males go through a normal developmental period in which they wish they had a vagina.

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W- Word Salad

A confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases.

 

X- Xenophobia

An extreme fear of foreigners.

 

Y- Yuppie Disorder

The dark underbelly that lurks in the pit of folks who have made a fortune and in that process, neglected their souls.

 

Z- Zoophilia

The sexual attraction to animals.

 

Gamut

Closing song and summing up.