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    Feelings of worry and anxiety are a natural part of life. However‚ sometimes these feelings can develop into an anxiety disorder‚ becoming so overwhelming that daily life begins to feel like a struggle. Here‚ Laurie Burns LCSW-R CGP‚ a professional therapist based in Rochester‚ New York‚ shares three of the most common problems anxiety counseling can treat. 3 Issues Anxiety Counseling Can Treat 1. Generalized Anxiety This is one of the most common anxiety issues that leads people to seek professional

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    Anxiety is a general term‚ it causes things like nervousness‚ fear‚ apprehension‚ and worrying. Anxiety can also be described as‚ a Life long disorder represented by unnecessary‚ long-lasting worry about widespread life events‚ things‚ and positions. Anxiety and panic can complicate daily activities‚ are difficult to control‚ and can last a long time. People who suffer with anxiety should avoid places or situations to prevent these feelings. Signs of anxiety might start during the early years of

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    Generalized Anxiety Disorder Topic: Anxiety Purpose: To inform my audience about Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Thesis Statement: I will tell you what (GAD) Generalized Anxiety Disorder is‚ how many people have it‚ and suggested treatments. Introduction: Attention Gaining Device: Do you lie awake at night worrying about things you can’t control? Maybe during the day you worry about things that happened yesterday‚ or last week‚ or last year. Excessive worrying about things you can’t control is

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    Anxiety and Depression; Two Different Diseases University Composition and Communication I “Each Year more than 40 million Americans will suffer from and anxiety disorder and over 20 million will suffer from some type of depressive illness. The cost to the economy of these terrible diseases is billions of dollars each year; the cost in human suffering is immeasurable” (National Anxiety and Depression Awareness Week”‚yyyy‚ para. 1). Most cases of anxiety is accompanied with depression and vice

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    Kristen Coleman What is Post- Polio Syndrome? Post-polio syndrome (PPS) is an illness that causes symptoms to reappear in individuals who had recovered from polio decades earlier. After recovering from polio‚ some survivors find themselves afflicted again‚ facing a serious condition called post-polio syndrome. PPS is a condition in the nervous system that affects muscles and nerves. What are the symptoms of Post-Polio Syndrome? Symptoms of post-polio tend to show up in a patient gradually

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    on a topic that is very important in dentistry. I found an article on dental patients that have anxiety or even phobias about their dental care treatments. Patients with dental anxiety or a phobia of dental treatments are a very serious condition. It can result in distress and even oral health impairment. The article I chose conducted twenty-two random dental treatments and tried to reduce the anxiety in the adult patients. Different forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy‚ music distraction‚ acupuncture

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    Research suggests that anxiety and the age of witnesses can affect the accuracy of eyewitness testimony (EWT) for a variety of reasons. The age of a witness can affect the accuracy of eye witness testimony and it is thought that as a result‚ EWT is often inaccurate. Research by Geiselman and Padilla (1988) found that children were less accurate when reporting events of a filmed bank robbery than adults; despite this‚ other research has failed to find much of a difference between adults and children

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    Social anxiety disorder is a mental health condition involving the fear of social interactions. There is an intense fear of being negatively judged or humiliated by others. People with social anxiety disorder (SAD) feel like their anxiety is beyond their ability to control‚ affecting their day to day activities. Effects on Social Development Social situations almost always provoke fear and anxiety in patients with SAD. Anxiety symptoms may also arise from anticipating difficult interactions. Some

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    pressing feelings of overwhelming anxiety. I had always known that everyone from time to time feels a little anxious but it is something I have felt every day of my entire life. My feelings of anxiety would prevent me from getting up in class to sharpen my pencil or go to the bathroom due to my fear of people judging me as I got up. I had difficulty holding phone conversations and some days couldn’t go to school as my fears had gotten the best of me. I never called my anxiety (which later had taken different

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    my diagnosis for Kristen would be a generalized anxiety disorder in addition to obsessive compulsive disorder that manifest in the form of intrusive thought. With Kristen’s medical background as a sufferer of diabetes type one in addition to her son who suffer from the disease as well‚ the illness likely passed down genetically from herself‚ in addition to her previous marriage having been abusive it is plausible that the root of Kristen’s anxiety could have something to do with either her guilt

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