ANXIETY DISORDER
ANXIETY DISORDER
ANXIETY DISORDER
DISORDER
PSYCHOLOGY
PROJECT
B.VAISHNAVI AND
V.MUSKAAN
INDEX 01 - Introduction
02 - What is anxiety ?
03 - what is disorder ?
04 - Anxiety disorder
05 - symptoms
06 - causes
07 - therapy
08 - prevention
09 - types of anxiety
disorder
10 - conclusion
01 - INTRODUCTION
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Disorder refers to a state of confusion or lack of
organization, manifesting in various contexts. In a medical
context, it describes conditions that disrupt normal physical
or mental functions, such as anxiety disorders, depression,
or eating disorders. Psychologically, it encompasses issues
that affect a person's mental health and well-being. In
everyday situations, disorder can also denote chaos or
messiness, such as a cluttered environment. Overall, the
term indicates a deviation from an orderly or normal state,
highlighting dysfunction or disarray in physical, mental, or
organizational aspects.
04 - ANXIETY DISORDER
"Anxiety is a
real problem in
our society"
Anxiety disorder is a mental health condition marked
by excessive and persistent feelings of worry, fear, or
anxiety that can interfere with daily life. Common
types include generalized anxiety disorder, panic
disorder, social anxiety disorder, specific phobias, and
obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Symptoms can
range from restlessness and irritability to physical
symptoms like increased heart rate. Treatment often
includes therapy, medication, and lifestyle changes.
05 - SYMPTOMS
SYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY DISORDER
"We need to
learn to manage Anxiety disorders can be caused by:
1. Genetics: Family history can increase risk.
our emotions" 2. Brain Chemistry: Imbalances in neurotransmitters may
contribute.
3. Personality: Certain traits, like low self-esteem, can make
individuals more prone.
4. Environmental Factors: Stressful life events and trauma can
trigger anxiety.
5. Learned Behaviors: Early experiences can shape responses
to stress.
6. Health Issues: Medical conditions can worsen anxiety
symptoms.
7. Substance Abuse: Alcohol, caffeine, and drugs can
exacerbate anxiety
07 - THERAPY
‘’Finding solutions...’’
Treating anxiety disorders usually involves a combination of
**therapy**, **medication**, and **lifestyle changes**. The
most effective therapy is **Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(CBT)**, which helps people identify and change negative
thought patterns. Medications like **SSRIs** and **SNRIs**
are commonly used to manage symptoms, with
**benzodiazepines** for short-term relief. Lifestyle changes,
including regular **exercise**, **mindfulness practices**,
and good **sleep hygiene**, can also help reduce anxiety. In
some cases, other therapies like **ACT** or **DBT** are
used. Ongoing management and support from family or
groups can help individuals cope long-term.
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08 - PREVENTION