In Tiktok began to spread a dangerous game that causes panic and hallucinations in adolescents

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/64/49/IB-FRG6EU3C4_C157DA21.jpg" Alt = "Tiktok began to spread a dangerous game that causes panic and hallucinations in teens"/~ 62 < P > In a popular Chinese social network Tiktok began to spread a dangerous game that combines hypnosis elements and can lead to serious mental problems in adolescents.

~ < p > About this & nbsp; in the air of Kyiv42 & nbsp; psychologist & nbsp; < strong > Oksana Glushchenko. < p > In a video published by TikTok users, teenagers perform a kind of ritual: close their eyes and ask questions about doors and corridors, trying to bring a participant in a trance. After that, many of the participants experience panic and hallucinations.

< p >“This game uses imagination and a light trance that can significantly affect the psyche. As a result, panic attacks, disorientation may occur, and in some cases & mdash; hallucinations,” Glushchenko explained.

~ ~ ~ > < P > She said such games are dangerous especially to adolescents, since at this age various mental problems are often manifested, and similar “entertainment” can only aggravate the situation.

< p > “This can lead to exacerbation of fears, panic attacks, and vulnerable teenagers with a rich imagination can even get into a transee state from which it is difficult to get out,” – a specialist warned.

~ ~ < p > Glushchenko also noted that the game contains tactile contact, which adds to the situation a sense of danger, because the players feel “related” to the game partner. “This exacerbates the semi -transfers that complicates the situation even more,” the psychologist added.

< P > Specialist emphasizes that only professionals who have special training should introduce a person into a trance, because it requires serious knowledge and skills.

< p > “People engaged in hypnotherapy, study this process for many years, they know how to support a person and what to do in emergency situations. And here, no one knows how it can affect the child,” Glushchenko said.

~ < p > in her opinion, the problem is also the popularity of bloggers among children and adolescents who often try to imitate them to be trendy.

< p > “Children should learn not to blindly follow the fashion, but to be critical of what is happening on the network, and be able to say” no “at the right time”, – summarized the psychologist.

~ ~ > 62 ~