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    my struggles with anxiety. It’s been something that has stopped me dead in my tracks from fear over things that would seem ridiculous to someone who doesn’t live with anxiety. That’s one of the biggest reasons I have put off talking to someone about my problems for so long; having anxiety can be an incredibly difficult thing to describe to someone and have them understand what you’re going through. Over the years, I have heard many people brush off someone’s claim to anxiety as being silly or just

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    Separation anxiety disorder (SAD) is a condition that causes a child severe distress when away from the parents or the caregivers. Studies show that 4-5% of children and adolescents typically have this disorder. This paper will provide an researched overview of the present understandings of SAD. Information covered in this paper will include examples of studies for both children and animal. The areas examined will focus on the causes, symptoms, ways to diagnose this disorder, ways to prevent it

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    Implications Of The Post-Apocalyptic Anxieties INTRODUCTION Naturally, a person who is facing anxiety might may pull away from conditions that have triggered similar feelings in the past. Anxieties are of different types including existential anxiety which results from facing an existential crisis, angst, and nihilistic feelings. Other categories of anxiety are test anxiety, stage fright, stage fright, and somatic anxiety. Stranger anxiety and social anxiety occur when a person is around a strangers

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    3 Fail-Safe Ways to Eliminate Anxiety The grind of your day to day activities can be rough. You never know exactly what you’re going to be encountering from one moment to the next. Some people, well they enjoy the excitement that is associated with the unknown. Others, however, are riddled with fear and panic… Anxiety. Here are 3 Fail-Safe ways to rid your life of the pain and discomfort that is Anxiety. 1: Trick Your Mind Cutting off your anxious thoughts is much easier than you probably believe

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    Even though there are no specific statistics showing geographically how many people in each country are affected, it is estimated that “5% - 6% of teens ages 13-18 are affected by this troubling disorder, not including the teens that receive no treatment,” (“Generalized”). Youth that receive no treatment could be considered are under privileged. Meaning that they do not have the resources or are very limited to resources that could help them get the proper treatment for their disorder. Many of those

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    All my life I have struggled with anxiety. However I have not let it destroy my life. I was able to use it as an opportunity to grow. Not too long after I had started to seek help for the issues I was facing, I had a conversation with a missionary from my parents church who was also struggling. My parents knew I dealt with anxiety and wanted me to talk to her to see if I could help. She told me about how on her mission she began to feel a tremendous amount of anxiety. She would question her thoughts

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    strenuous classes this semester and has developed an anxiety disorder. This is a mental illness that causes constant worry and fear. In psychology, there are many ways to look at the development and treatments for this affliction. Behavioral, humanistic, and cognitive are three approaches that look at Jake’s disability in a similar, yet contrasting manner. The behavioral approach studies how one behaves and reacts in situations that trigger anxiety. Jake is psyching himself out by his recently harder

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    Bob is a 26 year old white male who has been suffering from anxiety attacks and depression. He indicates that these issues presented themselves 6 years ago after a single use of the hallucenogenic drug LSD in college. He indicates a fear of flashbacks to that experience and says there in no other incident that could cause these issues. He also discusses a tumultuous relationship with his father and two brothers, and was significantly more shy than his siblings while growing up. He maintains that

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    Alternative Treatment for General Anxiety Disorders Competent counselors take on the responsibility of becoming beyond the surface level aware of the intricacies of his or her client’s health and well-being. These complexities involve the symptoms associated with his or her disorder, the implementation of pharmaceutics, the side effects and other issues intertwined in the midst of the obstacle(s) plaguing his or her life (Preston, O’Neal & Talaga, 2013). Obtaining an understanding of contributing

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    I chose to explore the topic of anxiety disorders. I chose this topic mainly because I suffer from extremely severe anxiety and I am always looking to learn more about it. I also chose this topic because I wanted to gain more knowledge about how to deal/cope with my anxiety; more specifically without using any kind of medication. I have struggled with anxiety since a very young age and the first thing my doctors did was put me on medication, and when that didn’t work they’d try another, and another

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