Feeling Overwhelmed?

Types of Anxiety:

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General Worry

Worrying excessively about different aspects of your lives.

  • School: Concerns about doing well on a test, making mistakes or having to participate in class.
  • Relationships/Family: Concerns about making and keeping friends or concerns about the well-being of your friends and family.
  • Health/Safety: Concerns about getting sick or getting hurt.
  • Minor things: Concerns about little things like saying the wrong things or forgetting something.

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Social anxiety

Getting anxious, feeling worried or distressed in social situations.

  • Social events: Worrying about doing something embarrassing or avoiding social gatherings.
  • Building relationships: Struggling to meet new people, worrying about others not liking you.
  • Public speaking: Worrying about looking anxious or making mistakes.
  • School: Getting anxious when interacting with others or worrying that you will have to talk in class.

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Panic

Panic attacks are sudden feelings of fear marked by strong physical sensations such as more rapid heartbeats.

  • Fear of consequences: Thinking that something horrible is going to happen.
  • Avoiding activities: Not engaging in activities that may cause feelings of panic.
  • Avoiding situations: Avoiding situations where help might not be available.
  • Triggers from traumatic experiences: Feeling like a negative experience is going to recur based on a similar experience.

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Phobias

Strong fear of specific objects, things or situations. Some common types of phobias may include fear of animals, insects, things in the environment.

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