Disorder

Think of a time when you felt like you were dying, you wanted to go to the ED right away and you couldn’t get out of those thoughts. Maybe you experienced it, maybe you heard it from your surroundings. As you can imagine, the experiences evoke panic attacks, don’t they? So what is the real name of the situation brought by these attacks?

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FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN Adolescence

Elliott and Smith (2010, 280-281) distinguish six types of anxiety problems: fear of separation from mother, father, or caregiver (6-24 months); fear of foreign adults (6-10 months); fear of unfamiliar peers (2-3 years); fear of animals, the dark and imaginary creatures (2-6 years old); school phobia (3-6 years, 10-11 years); and fear of being evaluated by others (13-19 years).

ADHD; with symptoms of distraction, hyperactivity and impulsiveness that are not appropriate for their age and developmental level; It is a neurodevelopmental disorder that manifests itself as such problem behaviors being so intense and widespread that they negatively affect the child’s life. The incidence of ADHD in children and adolescents is between 5-10%. It is more common in boys. Although the cause of Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder is not known exactly, we can say that the most common cause is genetic predisposition. ADHD may occur as a result of a defect in the development of the brain regions that maintain attention and control behavior in the person’s brain due to a genetic predisposition. It is known that the presence of conditions such as smoking, alcohol use or intense stress during pregnancy, prematurity, and low birth weight increase the risk of developing ADHD. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is not a discipline problem caused by faulty parental attitudes. Other

Short and long-term distressing events that happen to us throughout our lives can cause depression. Depression is also known as major depressive disorder and major depressive disorder with atypical features. Physiological symptoms can sometimes be seen in people living with this disease. These symptoms can vary from person to person. While depression may appear as low energy in some people, in other words, decrease in daily activity, lack of desire to do anything, in another person it can manifest itself with constant sleep. At the same time, symptoms such as self-blame can be seen in people with depression.

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