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just a comp about mental disorders and such, first part contains some general information and a little bit about PTSD.
just a comp about mental disorders and such, first part contains some general information and a little bit about PTSD.
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The sickness in Willi‘ mind!
Mental .
Hello! I recently saw a comp here on Fl that showcased a
few mental disorders in the form of creatures, and so ltake
it upon me to give you all one [or more] comps about mental
disorders. It I make more, the comps will be divided into 5
categories, each telling you about the 5 maiar categories of
disorders.
This first comp will have a little general information and
some stuff about the first general category: anxiety
disorders.
let' s take a look, shall we?
ANXIETY Gnu!
an RI = to the your
in T =
While iust speaking about America here, mental illnesses are rather
common; an estimated amount of 26. 2% of adults [] are suffering
from some kind of [ mental disorder of varying severity
in a given year.
That' s 1 in 4 adults who is struggling with some kind of disorder each
day.
However, even though there are a lot of people walking around with
these , tate main burden of the disorders is concentrated in
a much smaller number: aproximately Mb. in These " are the
ones who are unfortunate enough to be diagnosed with a severe
mental illness.
by the numbers? _ _
prevalence rar,
illnesses in US. adults '
2 e MILLION .
Ameica " Major depressive;
mm scrum hernia ism er zingers '
mom 15, 7 MIMIC?!
26. 284, Amie nouns
r'""" Bipolar disorder l
AN mung on: 3'
AN MILLION
AMERICAN ADULTS HAFL
Attention [Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder "
so, about anxiety.
one of the most well known mental disorders that can be
classified " anxiety disorders is mo.
stress Disorder]
V lint
mm: you mm
it special snowflake
mo, once refered to " "shell shock", or "battle fatigue" was
first brought into public attention , although the
disorder can be caused by any number of ways ranging from
witnessing something so horrible that the brain cannot cope
with it, or being through something " horrible yourself.
People who suffer from mo are often constantly reminded of
the event that caused it by recurring thoughts, nightmares and
flashbacks at random intervals.
It takes a huge toll on the person suffering from it, which often
leaves the person fatigued constantly, and can feel emotionally
numb to many other things, even when it comes to people they
onced loved dearly, such " family and lovers.
HS!) often also bring along a few other problems, such "
severe depression and suicidal thoughts and tendencies, or
increased and irritability.
It' s also very common for the affected to suffer from panic
attacks, simply because reminded of the event,
either by their own thoughts or dreams, or because something
in real life reminds them of the event that caused it.
It a person who is suffering from mu gets reminded of the
event they can even "shut down" in a way, losing their grip on
reality and start to reenact the events in their mind all over
again, and sometimes even acting out on it in real life. This can
happen for a few seconds, a few minutes ervery rarely even a
few days.
In general, victims of the disordering got it because of human
intervention [such " rape, witnessing a murder] have more
severe symptoms.
Made by .
Mental .
Hello! I recently saw a comp here on Fl that showcased a
few mental disorders in the form of creatures, and so ltake
it upon me to give you all one [or more] comps about mental
disorders. It I make more, the comps will be divided into 5
categories, each telling you about the 5 maiar categories of
disorders.
This first comp will have a little general information and
some stuff about the first general category: anxiety
disorders.
let' s take a look, shall we?
ANXIETY Gnu!
an RI = to the your
in T =
While iust speaking about America here, mental illnesses are rather
common; an estimated amount of 26. 2% of adults [] are suffering
from some kind of [ mental disorder of varying severity
in a given year.
That' s 1 in 4 adults who is struggling with some kind of disorder each
day.
However, even though there are a lot of people walking around with
these , tate main burden of the disorders is concentrated in
a much smaller number: aproximately Mb. in These " are the
ones who are unfortunate enough to be diagnosed with a severe
mental illness.
by the numbers? _ _
prevalence rar,
illnesses in US. adults '
2 e MILLION .
Ameica " Major depressive;
mm scrum hernia ism er zingers '
mom 15, 7 MIMIC?!
26. 284, Amie nouns
r'""" Bipolar disorder l
AN mung on: 3'
AN MILLION
AMERICAN ADULTS HAFL
Attention [Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder "
so, about anxiety.
one of the most well known mental disorders that can be
classified " anxiety disorders is mo.
stress Disorder]
V lint
mm: you mm
it special snowflake
mo, once refered to " "shell shock", or "battle fatigue" was
first brought into public attention , although the
disorder can be caused by any number of ways ranging from
witnessing something so horrible that the brain cannot cope
with it, or being through something " horrible yourself.
People who suffer from mo are often constantly reminded of
the event that caused it by recurring thoughts, nightmares and
flashbacks at random intervals.
It takes a huge toll on the person suffering from it, which often
leaves the person fatigued constantly, and can feel emotionally
numb to many other things, even when it comes to people they
onced loved dearly, such " family and lovers.
HS!) often also bring along a few other problems, such "
severe depression and suicidal thoughts and tendencies, or
increased and irritability.
It' s also very common for the affected to suffer from panic
attacks, simply because reminded of the event,
either by their own thoughts or dreams, or because something
in real life reminds them of the event that caused it.
It a person who is suffering from mu gets reminded of the
event they can even "shut down" in a way, losing their grip on
reality and start to reenact the events in their mind all over
again, and sometimes even acting out on it in real life. This can
happen for a few seconds, a few minutes ervery rarely even a
few days.
In general, victims of the disordering got it because of human
intervention [such " rape, witnessing a murder] have more
severe symptoms.
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