Mental Disorders. Objectives Distinguish type of mental disordersDistinguish type of mental disorders Identify and describe the types of mental disorders.

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Mental Disorders

Objectives Distinguish type of mental disordersDistinguish type of mental disorders Identify and describe the types of mental disorders that affect our society.Identify and describe the types of mental disorders that affect our society.

Mental Disorder Illness of the mind that prevent a person living a happy, healthful, and productive life.Illness of the mind that prevent a person living a happy, healthful, and productive life.

Facts about Mental Illness  Has nothing to do with intelligence  Can happen to anyone  Not contagious  Difficult to diagnose and to treat  Treated but not cured

Anxiety Disorders  Real or imagined fears are difficult to control

Phobias strong/irrational fear of somethingstrong/irrational fear of something

Arachnophobia

Claustrophobia

Nyctophobia

Acrophobia

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Trapped in a pattern of repeated thoughts or behavior

Panic Disorders Sudden, unexplained feeling of terrorSudden, unexplained feeling of terror

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder  Exposure to terrifying event that threatened or caused physical harm

Mood Disorders Illness with extreme mood changesIllness with extreme mood changes

Clinical Depression Feeling of sadness/hopelessness that lasts for weeksFeeling of sadness/hopelessness that lasts for weeks

Bipolar Disorder  mood swings from depression to mania

Eating Disorders extreme and damaging eating behaviorsextreme and damaging eating behaviors

Anorexia Nervosa self-starvation leading to extreme weight lossself-starvation leading to extreme weight loss

Bulimia eating large amounts of food and then tries to remove it from the bodyeating large amounts of food and then tries to remove it from the body

Schizophrenia Loses contact with reality