Mythomaniac
#howtodealwith When my second child was studying primary education, I was repeatedly summoned by his teachers. Teachers often informed me of my son's inappropriate behavior and I doubted or didn't believe it, because he (my son) told me that what they said to me was false..
I was recommended to take him to the psychopedagogue of the institution and this one in turn referred him to the psychologist.
After many consultations, family therapies and endless testing my son was diagnosed as a mythomaniac.
Mitomania is a psychological disorder that requires treatment to lead the person to live their reality.
A person mitomania usually alters reality, and creates lies around him for many reasons, in most cases they do so to get into a social group, to become popular (which was the case with my son) or for fear of punishment among other reasons more.
People who have sometimes lied with a mitomaniac can not be confused, although lying is not healthy to solve situations, it should not be used to be accepted.
It was difficult to handle this situation because there was always the doubt as parents, to know if our son was telling us the truth . The therapy was both for him and for the whole family.
For a long time he received support from both trained and everyone around him, motivating him to create real situations that helped him finally control that foolishness he had to lie.
He is currently quite a successful adult who overcame this disorder with the support of many.
It is important as parents to be very attentive to the behavior of our children to avoid worse harm in the future.
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RossPaz
4 years ago
Everything that is attacked in time has a remedy, how good you saw it on time
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Zulaine Díaz
4 years ago
Excellent idea to attend it on time
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Valentina
4 years ago
It's good that he's okay.!!, I'm glad it's been detected in time and that everything will improve for him
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Valerita R.
4 years ago
And many people ignore this situation if they know that there is a disorder behind, how good they gave timely care to your child.
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Catalina
4 years ago
It's good that it was solved in time, and that he had the support of the family many do not make it because there is no one who supports them.
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Mariana de Nava
4 years ago
It's good that it's already passed stage and that he is a successful adult.
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marijke
4 years ago
that must have been quite difficult. But how nice it turned out so well with him.. Summit!!
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naf1971naf
4 years ago
thank god I surpass her, many people who usually lie do it to hide the previous lie and so they are lying and lying, it is sad that a person loses credibility, she will never be trusted
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rorocando
4 years ago
Excellent information, I don't know very well about what is mitomaniac, but neither that nor any other pathology keeps us away from our children, our love is so great for them that we would never abandon them. I congratulate you God bless your family. HAPPY DAY
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abreusoleidy
4 years ago
It was a good decision they made as parents and this frame the difference in your child's life their destiny would have been different
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Eza Chavez
4 years ago
How well they realized in time their adult life depends a lot on proper treatment.
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GMO
4 years ago
The important thing will always be the rapid and successful diagnoses for proper therapy, there lies success in treating these disorders.
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Silvia
4 years ago
The good thing was that you looked after him on time
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Maria
4 years ago
it's hard to deal with a mitomano!!
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Rudi
4 years ago
I didn't know this behaviour had a scientific name. It couldn't have been easy to handle this situation and I understand that it was a difficult period in life. Glad itvhad turner out good.
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jose07610
4 years ago
What a good thing I manage to overcome this disorder
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