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Chapter 5 Anxiety and Depression
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What is Anxiety? The condition of feeling ______________about what may happen or things that you cannot control; an unpleasant state of inner turmoil Can be _____________ Severe anxiety may lead to a ______attack Symptoms Feelings of fear or dread Constant worry or uneasiness Mind may race with worry Perspiration, trembling, restlessness or muscle tension Rapid heart rate, lightheadedness or shortness of breath __________________________(GAD)= medical condition, diagnosed Someone you know with anxiety: Ms. Sontag
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What is anxiety?
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Coping with Anxiety What are some strategies for coping with anxiety? What helps me, besides taking prescribed medication for anxiety– living ODAAT (___________________) Knowing that anxiety is common doesn’t make it easier to deal with, but you should be able to talk about it with __________________
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What is depression? Prolonged feeling ________________________________ We ALL are sad some of the time; depression is different ______________________= medical condition, diagnosed Many times has ______ cause or trigger. Depression is NOT something you can just “_____________” --- this is a very uneducated and ignorant statement. Would you tell someone to just snap out of cancer?? It’s the SAME thing. Physical or Mental Illness, it’s still an _____________ Someone you know with depression: actor Robin Williams
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What is depression? Symptoms Persistent sad mood, feelings of ______________________ Loss of ___________, not enjoying things you used to enjoy Difficulty sleeping or oversleeping, feelings of worthlessness Can you tell someone is depressed just by looking at them? (masking)
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What is depression?
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Getting Help Talk with supportive people (GOOD friends, family, etc.) Get physical activity- walking/running, sports, dancing, etc. Volunteer- focus on other people’s needs and happiness, and you will feel a sense of happiness yourself Seek professional help- counselors, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists Talk to parents, trusted adults or counselors (how about your favorite teacher that cares about you so much…. Ms. Sontag!!!)
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