Psychiatrists Fume Over “Manic Cleaning” Trend Because It “Oversimplifies” Mental Disorders
Source: IA
An online trend in which people label impulsive cleaning as “manic cleaning” has raised concerns from those with actual manic experiences who feel the casual use of mental health terms diminishes the severity of conditions like bipolar disorder. Many people have experienced a sudden urge to clean or dedicated a specific period during the year to drastically wash their home, such as spring cleaning. Yet, some…
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