The article is about Separation Anxiety Disorder or SAD. It talks about the symptoms for the said disorder and its difference from the separation anxiety per se. The article also cites and explains the early signs of SAD among children.Treatments for the said disorder are also noted within the article.
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This section focuses on moments when the mind is struggling and needs care.
Here we explore experiences like anxiety, depression, burnout, emotional distress, and mental overload from a human perspective — not to label people, but to help them understand what they’re going through and why attention and support matter.
Everybody suffers from anxiety at some point or anther. Anxiety is just a normal part of everyday life. It can actually be a useful emotion in helping us to cope with stressful situations. Other times, anxiety can be out of control and interfere with our ability to function normally in stressful situations even if the stress is just manufactured in our minds.
There will always be reasons to feel anxious. All ages experience anxiety. Children feel it in school before a test...
Just like other emotions, anxiety is a common reaction that helps a person cope and deal with a situation. However, when it becomes excessive to the point of obstructing daily life, it becomes anxiety disorder. Recent advances in research has done a great deal in developing new ways to treat anxiety disorder.
Everybody at one point experiences anxiety when faced with a stressful or worrying situation. Anxiety is the feeling of fear, apprehension and worry, accompanied by nausea, palpitations, chest pain, and breathlessness. Sometimes this can interfere with your normal life.
Phobias such as ophidiophobia or the fear of snakes is a form of anxiety disorder. And anxiety disorder, when not treated properly, may bring chaos to one's life. Ophidiophobia is one of the common phobias which is treatable and can ease you needless anxiety.
This articles features how to manage performance anxiety, as compared to the simple act of dealing with mosquitoes. The article cites a number of tips that can be used by a person who struggles with anxiety.
Some superstitions and rituals seem harmless and may actually help us to become productive and produce positive results. However, when these rituals are taken to extremes and begin to affect normal daily function, it becomes an anxiety disorder that may lead to obsessive-compulsive disorder.





