Sites included deal with the mental health disorder where there is a clear and present physical symptoms that are suggestive of a somatic disorder but where there is no detectable organic damage or neurophysiological dysfunction....
This page was last updated on August 20th, 2008
This page was last updated on August 20th, 2008
Somatoform (from Disorders)
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The Merck Manual - Sec. 15, Ch. 186
Offers a layman's descritption of the condition.
Alexithymia Chatsite: for partners of people with Alexithymia
Support group for partners, parents, employees, and others who interact with individuals who suffer from Alexithymia.
Pseudoseizures or Somatoform Spells, Hysteroepilepsy or Somatoform
Examination of a new nomenclature which resembles epileptic seizures but which are in reality psychogenically induced.
Somatoform Disorder and Implicit Memory Bias (Ott et al, 2000)
Summary of a poster presentation examining experiments comparing two sets of individuals, one set with the disorder and the second being a healthy control group.
Somatoform Disorder: What It Is and How to Cope
Familydoctor.org offers an overview, describes causes, symptoms and possible treaments.
Family Practice Notebook: Somatoform Disorder
Background information, pathophysiology, subclass list, and associated syndromes.
Childhood Somatoform Disorders
Includes results from a Korean pediatric study, DSM-IV definition, epidemiology, clinical description, etiology, diagnosis and treatment information.
Psy302 - Somatoform Disorders
Lecture notes from the University of Canberra, with detailed information on this disorder and its subtypes.
Somatoform Disorders
Presentation by Paul Young from Houghton College includes an overview, description of the types and etiology of the ailment.
Dr. David B. Adams - Somatoform Disorders
Psychological.com offers an overview of this disorder.
Offers a layman's descritption of the condition.
Support group for partners, parents, employees, and others who interact with individuals who suffer from Alexithymia.
Examination of a new nomenclature which resembles epileptic seizures but which are in reality psychogenically induced.
Summary of a poster presentation examining experiments comparing two sets of individuals, one set with the disorder and the second being a healthy control group.
Familydoctor.org offers an overview, describes causes, symptoms and possible treaments.
Background information, pathophysiology, subclass list, and associated syndromes.
Includes results from a Korean pediatric study, DSM-IV definition, epidemiology, clinical description, etiology, diagnosis and treatment information.
Lecture notes from the University of Canberra, with detailed information on this disorder and its subtypes.
Presentation by Paul Young from Houghton College includes an overview, description of the types and etiology of the ailment.
Psychological.com offers an overview of this disorder.
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