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Question: The most common mental illness in the United States is ___________.

Answer: Anxiety Disorders

What are Anxiety Disorders? -EXCESSIVE WORRY -HAPPENS MORE DAYS THAN NOT FOR AT LEAST 6 MONTHS

Anxiety is Normal. It is not pleasant You feel “uneasy” You worry You feel tension

Test Anxiety

When Is Anxiety A Problem? When a child has trouble: Learning Making Friends Having Fun

Phobias Fears!

Bugs/Spiders/Snakes/Bats ! Heights!

WATER! PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION!

Fear of Public Speaking

Anxiety Some Types: G.A.D.O.C.D.Panic

Social Phobias Rapid Heartbeat TremblingBlushing video

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD

What are Some Statistics About Anxiety Disorders?

Adults in the USA Affected by Anxiety: Specific Phobias: 8.7% Social Anxiety Disorder: 6.8% Generalized Anxiety: 3.1% PTSD: 3.5% Panic Disorder: 2.7% OCD: 1%

Famous People With an Anxiety Disorder: John Madden

John Madden’s Bus

Howie Mandel: Comic

Separation Anxiety

Some Symptoms of Separation Anxiety Unrealistic/ Lasting worry/ Fear Refusal: School/Sleep Physical

Incidence Rate of Separation Anxiety in the United States: 4-5% (ages 7-11) 1.3% (teenagers)

Incidence rate for kids who have separation anxiety?

Warning Signs for Anxiety: Unrealistic fears over routine events Uncontrollable/unstoppable worry Irritability, tension, nausea, aches, pains Poor concentration

More Warning Signs: Difficulty sleeping/tired Perfectionism Frequent reassurance/approval seeking Frequently tardy or absent from school

Does the child find it difficult to control the worry?

Are any of these symptoms present? ( 1) restlessness or feeling on edge (2) being easily fatigued (3) difficulty concentrating or mind going blank (4) irritability (5) muscle tension (6) sleep disturbance

Treatments for Anxiety Disorders:

Always advocate for yourself. Seek help if you think you need help with anything… “Talk to a Trusted Friend/ Adult…”

Does anyone have any questions?

Questions For You: What is a phobia? What does the word anxiety mean? What do OCD and PTSD stand for? What is separation anxiety?

List of Sources (I still need to do this. See “How to cite sources” on my page).