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Educational articles drawn from texts by Bineta Gueye Thiam. Each page explains its source and historical review context. These articles provide information, not individual advice.

ClinicalWellbeing

These sections are reading guides, not diagnostic age limits. Topics may be relevant throughout life and can appear in more than one section.

ClinicalEducational article

Understanding childhood disorders

An introduction to WASSOR’s educational series on childhood and neurodevelopment.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Neurodevelopmental disorders

Understanding differences in development, learning, communication and movement.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Autism

Autism, communication, everyday experiences and support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Dyslexia

Dyslexia, reading and writing, and approaches to learning support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Dyscalculia

Dyscalculia and difficulties with numbers in learning and everyday life.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Developmental co-ordination disorder (dyspraxia)

Dyspraxia, movement and coordination in everyday activities.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Tourette syndrome

Understanding motor and vocal tics and their effects on daily life.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

Wellbeing

Grief and loss

Understanding grief and supporting someone after a loss.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Trauma, persistent distress and professional support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Bipolar disorder

Understanding mood episodes and ongoing care.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Eating disorders

Eating difficulties, physical health and support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Schizophrenia

Understanding experiences, care and everyday support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Attention, activity and support across life.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Specific learning difficulties

Reading, writing and mathematics: understanding specific learning needs.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Gambling-related harm and gambling disorder

Understanding harm, loss of control and support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Dementia

Memory, thinking, daily life and support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Alzheimer’s disease

Understanding changes and support for daily life.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

Movement, communication, breathing and everyday support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Parkinson’s disease

Movement, other symptoms and support.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Huntington’s disease

An inherited condition affecting movement, thinking and emotions.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Depression

Depression can involve persistent low mood or loss of interest, affecting sleep, energy, concentration and daily life. It can affect young people, adults and older people.

WASSOR · Editorial resource guide · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Anxiety and anxiety disorders

Anxiety is a common experience. When fear or worry is persistent, intense and disrupts everyday life, professional assessment can help identify an anxiety disorder or another explanation.

WASSOR · Editorial resource guide · October 2026

ClinicalEducational article

Psychosis

Psychosis describes experiences that affect a person’s contact with reality, such as hallucinations or fixed beliefs that persist despite evidence contradicting them. It is not synonymous with schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder.

Bineta Gueye Thiam · October 2026

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