Thinking is not a mental disorder but can disrupt daily life, expert says
Psychiatrist Sami Al-Harithi says thinking is natural, but may require intervention if it interferes with daily activities.
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AIPsychiatrist Dr. Sami Al-Harithi stated that "thinking is not a mental disorder in itself, as it is natural for the mind to think and to continue thinking."
He added, during an interview with Al Ekhbariya TV, that "thinking may become a problem requiring intervention if it affects a person's ability to go about daily life normally."
Al-Harithi noted that "thinking is a means of staying within a safe zone or increasing productivity."
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