ALEXITHYMIA
ALEXITHYMIA: is a little-known condition that affects 1 in 10 Americans and is often called “emotional blindness” and those affected are often called “human robots.” People with alexithymia have trouble identifying and describing their feelings and emotions. As a result, they may falter in their careers, report more physical illnesses, have trouble working through relationship difficulties, and can be left feeling isolated and alone. In this video I review the concept of alexithymia, who tends to be affected by it, and what someone with the condition can do about it. OFF THE COUCH brings you new and interesting Psychology and Mental Health information to help you in your pursuit of wellness, self-help, and life improvement.

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Why Many Autistics Struggle with Emotions: Alexithymia

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Alexithymia & Interoception Livestream and Q&A

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Normative Male Alexithymia: a conversation with Ronald F. Levant

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Alexithymia: The Emotional Blindspot Destroying Your Relationship!

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NPD Therapy in Action | Consult w/ Dr. Karen Jacob & Tessa (NPD dx)

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Neurodivergent Doctor explains Autism problems with interoception. Do you notice what is happening?

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Avoidant Attachment: Signs You’re ‘Intellectually Bypassing’ Your Emotions (And How To Stop)

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Ask an Autistic #27 - What is Alexithymia?

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The Therapy Wars: Science, Self-Help, and that IFS Article | Being Well

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No Emotions, please: Alexithymia and Anankastia (Rigid Perfectionism)

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Unveiling the 5 Signs of Alexithymia

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Alexithymia: The Science of Emotional Blindness (with @NOAHFINNCE) | Sci Guys Podcast #258

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