Definition/description: The definition of anxiety is “a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome”. Almost everyone has some form of anxiety, for some people anxiety come when they are getting ready for a big meeting at work or the first day of school or before they get married, this kind of anxiety is normal and healthy to have, it is just nerves and a temporary worry before something happens, this is not the anxiety that I will be talking about. What I am talking about is Anxiety Disorder, anxiety disorder is a disorder that makes people constantly worried, it can be something as small as having to go pick a friend up somewhere or having to drive to work or school or
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Some of the symptoms are feeling on edge, difficulty controlling the worry, sleep problems, etc. 2) Panic Disorder is an disorder that falls under the blanket term of anxiety. This is the type of anxiety that you panic, it is the type where people have repeated panic attacks, which are “sudden periods of intense fear that may include palpitations, pounding heart, or accelerated heart rate; sweating; trembling or shaking” 3) Social Anxiety Disorder is when someone is especially anxious in a social situation, there are some people who are completely fine and have no anxiety until they are surrounded by people they don’t know, for example grocery stores, parties, clubs, etc. On the flip side of this people can have generalized anxiety and not have social anxiety per say because depending on their level of anxiety some people may just have anxiety in general but they can still go out to the grocery store and a party. Some of the symptoms are “Feeling highly anxious about being with other people and having a hard time talking to …show more content…
This information is straight forward and gives detail into all the symptoms, treatments and lays it out so well so you don’t have to search around because there is a lot of information out in the world and everyone has a say but this is the facts and the real information, it does not have any fluff to it, its straight to the point and direct which in my opinion is what someone needs when having anxiety because all of the information out there on this topic is enough to give someone anxiety about how they should go about treating or getting diagnosed with
Some of the symptoms are feeling on edge, difficulty controlling the worry, sleep problems, etc. 2) Panic Disorder is an disorder that falls under the blanket term of anxiety. This is the type of anxiety that you panic, it is the type where people have repeated panic attacks, which are “sudden periods of intense fear that may include palpitations, pounding heart, or accelerated heart rate; sweating; trembling or shaking” 3) Social Anxiety Disorder is when someone is especially anxious in a social situation, there are some people who are completely fine and have no anxiety until they are surrounded by people they don’t know, for example grocery stores, parties, clubs, etc. On the flip side of this people can have generalized anxiety and not have social anxiety per say because depending on their level of anxiety some people may just have anxiety in general but they can still go out to the grocery store and a party. Some of the symptoms are “Feeling highly anxious about being with other people and having a hard time talking to …show more content…
This information is straight forward and gives detail into all the symptoms, treatments and lays it out so well so you don’t have to search around because there is a lot of information out in the world and everyone has a say but this is the facts and the real information, it does not have any fluff to it, its straight to the point and direct which in my opinion is what someone needs when having anxiety because all of the information out there on this topic is enough to give someone anxiety about how they should go about treating or getting diagnosed with