Emotional Problems Journal “If I was having an emotional problem, I would…….”

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Emotional Problems Journal “If I was having an emotional problem, I would…….”

Vocabulary Phobia – unreasonable fears of objects or ideas Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – not being able to keep certain thoughts or images out of your mind

Vocabulary  Anxiety – feelings of uncertainty or worry over what may happen.  Anxiety Disorder – a serious emotional problem that keeps a person from functioning normally.

Vocabulary  Mood Disorder – a serious emotional problem where a person’s mood goes from one extreme to another  Depression – an emotional problem marked by long periods of hopelessness and despair  Suicide – a deliberate act of taking ones own life

What are some ways that we can help people who we think are having emotional problems??? ???

AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!  Stress – your body’s response to changes around you  Is stress a positive or a negative thing? Activity Write down all of the things that are STRESSING you out right now.

Journal “If I thought one of my friends was having an emotional problem, I would help them by…….”