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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

There was a Tragedy, Also, PTSD

With multiple 24-hour news networks and access to them from any internet enabled device, it’s fair to say that the media has a big influen..

Depression

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Depression

Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents

Around twenty percent of children and adolescents have some form of anxiety. As of result, anxiety disorders are a common psychological ai..

Depression

Hollywood’s Use of Specific Phobias

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!–Specific phobia, according to the National Institute of Mental Health, is an “intense, irrational fear of something that po..

Depression

Everyday Anxiety

Many of us, at one point or another, have said something along the lines of “I’m about to have a panic attack because of (insert hardship)..

Depression

Anxiety and Its Impact on College Campuses

Are you a college student? Do you spend a lot of time on a campus? If so, chances are you’ve seen the stressed visages that are so characteristic of college students. Many college students across the United States have a healthy balance of stress, anxiety, and free time in their lives; however many more suffer from anxiety disorders that have a great impact on their physical and mental health and overall well-being.

Anxiety and Anxiety Disorders

An Overview of Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety is a natural response that our bodies use when confronted with stressful situations. Everyone has experienced nervousness or apprehension before a big event at some point in their life, but for people with an anxiety disorder, that worry and uneasiness can hit them sporadically and start to negatively impact the way they live. Even though anxiety disorders are the most common mental illnesses in the United States, only “about one-third of those suffering receive treatment” (“Facts and Statistics”).

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Anxiety Disorders and its Overlap with Eating Disorders

While the relationship between anxiety and eating disorders may seem minimal at first, there is certainly more than what meets the eye. In fact, the link between the two is quite profound. For example, it is more than common for individuals with eating disorders to also have anxiety or anxiety-related disorders (i.e. social anxiety disorders, panic disorder, agoraphobia, etc.) (“Eating Disorders”). This relationship is perhaps due to commonalities in how both diseases come to origin and develop (“Eating Disorders”).