Her symptoms were alleviated with anti-psychotic medications. A 1999 article titled “A Zoocentric Capgras Syndrome” described the case of a 23 year old woman, “who had the delusion that her cat had ...

On a beautiful autumn afternoon in New York's Central Park, Carol Berman had the horrifying realization that her husband of 40 years no longer recognized her as his wife. In his eyes, she wasn't the ...

Impostor syndrome isn't just about feeling inadequate—it's also about a constant performance to convince both yourself and others that you belong. This relentless self-doubt leads to overcompensation, ...

Imposter syndrome is commonly described as feeling like you don’t belong despite evidence otherwise. More people than not experience it at some point, and it can easily damage one’s self view. (Photo ...

Many high-achievers share a dirty little secret: deep down they feel like complete frauds. They worry that they’ll be exposed as untalented fakers and say their accomplishments have been due to luck.

In the 1970s, psychology professor Pauline Rose Clance noticed that many of the accomplished female students who sought counseling at Oberlin College, where she worked part time, had a curious mental ...

Psychiatry Brain Syndrome Can Make Owners Think Pets Are Impostors What Capgras Syndrome reveals about the depths of our relationships with pets. Posted April 25, 2018 | Reviewed by Abigail Fagan ...

Carol Berman and her husband, Marty, in 2006. He suffered from Capgras syndrome and did not recognize Carol as his wife. (Family photo) On a beautiful autumn afternoon in New York’s Central Park, ...