Mental Disorders?

I'm not entirely sure, which is why I'm asking.
Is there a specific place to post about specific mental disorders? I know there is "Anatomy, Health, & General Fitness" along with "Human Psychology."
But I was wondering if anyone would be interested in an actual place specifically for mental disorders? They could be any disorder under the sun.

Being a psych major, I always want to talk about mental disorders and the human mind. Hopefully there are other people on here that like this kinda stuff too.

I believe you post it in the "Anatomy, Health, & General Fitness" Section. Also I don't believe that a "Mental Disorder" Subsection is needed.

I've posted things such as mental disorders and other psychology related things (that don't belong in the "Human Psychology" section) and I've been told that it was not posted in the right place. That's why I'm asking.

I've posted things such as mental disorders and other psychology related things (that don't belong in the "Human Psychology" section) and I've been told that it was not posted in the right place. That's why I'm asking.

I believe that you should be posting it in the "Anatomy, Health, & General Fitness" Section. If it's still in the wrong place than PM a Arbitrator.

I've posted things such as mental disorders and other psychology related things (that don't belong in the "Human Psychology" section) and I've been told that it was not posted in the right place. That's why I'm asking.

I believe that you should be posting it in the "Anatomy, Health, & General Fitness" Section. If it's still in the wrong place than PM a Arbitrator.

Okie dokie. Thanks for the advice! (:

I've posted things such as mental disorders and other psychology related things (that don't belong in the "Human Psychology" section) and I've been told that it was not posted in the right place. That's why I'm asking.

I believe that you should be posting it in the "Anatomy, Health, & General Fitness" Section. If it's still in the wrong place than PM a Arbitrator.

I planned for that section to include mental also when I though of it.

My friend legitimately has a tulpa/split personality of sorts that 100% resembles Rainbow Dash. Like, he'll freak out, become really pissed, and then he'll "go away to his mind garden" and Rainbow Dash will take control of his body. And sometimes she'll just input on things for random reasons, and he will appear to have no recollection of what he just then said. It sounds like a joke, but me and him have been friends for a while. I don't think it's a lie, because I've sat down with him to talk about it, and he swears that he doesn't do it on purpose.

Weird stuff. I'll give you his Skype if you want, Bonnie. xD. Maybe you can talk to him about it, etc.

I agree that some mental disorders should fall under their own category and have their own place on the forum as it is a very large subject!
Good call ! =)

My friend legitimately has a tulpa/split personality of sorts that 100% resembles Rainbow Dash. Like, he'll freak out, become really pissed, and then he'll "go away to his mind garden" and Rainbow Dash will take control of his body. And sometimes she'll just input on things for random reasons, and he will appear to have no recollection of what he just then said. It sounds like a joke, but me and him have been friends for a while. I don't think it's a lie, because I've sat down with him to talk about it, and he swears that he doesn't do it on purpose.

Weird stuff. I'll give you his Skype if you want, Bonnie. xD. Maybe you can talk to him about it, etc.

Well, I wouldn't want you to give me his Skype without asking him about it first. I would actually feel more comfortable if he PM'd me on here, because Skype is kinda personal.

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I agree that some mental disorders should fall under their own category and have their own place on the forum as it is a very large subject!
Good call ! =)

Thank you! (: I honestly hope there would be a section for them in the future, because some mental disorders are SO complex, that they can't be categorized as anything but what they actually are.