Affective incontinence

Affective incontinence is a mental disorder that manifests itself in the inability to control one’s emotions and behavior. People suffering from this form of the disorder often experience intrusive thoughts, fears, depression, anxiety and other emotional problems.

The causes of affective incontinence can be different - genetic factors, neurobiological disorders, trauma, alcohol or drug abuse, mental illness, etc. People suffering from this disorder often experience intense fear of what might happen if they lose control of their emotions. This behavior can manifest itself in both extreme forms - for example, chronically caring for one's children and the inability to leave for work or school due to fear of losing a child, and in milder forms - for example, it is impossible to take a vacation or play sports without fear of harm. baby's safety on the beach or during training.