A panic attack is a

fear response involving a sudden onset of

A

panic attack is a fear response involving a sudden onset of intense anxiety

which may be triggered or occur spontaneously. Panic attacks peak within

minutes and usually resolve within half an hour. Patients may continue to feel

anxious for hours afterwards

A panic attack is a

fear response involving a sudden onset of intense anxiety which may be

triggered or occur spontaneously. Panic attacks peak within

Minimal response to most events

Continuously positive behavior

Varying emotions consistent with events in their

lives

A great deal of excitement most of the time

It has the same effect as heroin

Is MDMA

It can cause paranoid psychosis

Is a psycho-stimulant

Mania

Schizophrenia

Panic Disorder

Depression

Obsessive-Compulsive

Disorder (OCD)

Generalized Anxiety

Disorder (GAD)

Schizophrenia

Bipolar Disorder

Social Worker

Psychologist

Psychiatrist

Counselor

Catatonic schizophrenia

Postpartum Depression

Repeated Suicide

Repeated self-harm

Somatic symptoms are not present, or if present,

are mild in intensity

High level of anxiety about health

Preoccupation with

having or acquiring a serious illness

Performs

excessive health-related

It is often used for

severe depression that does not respond to other treatments

It is primarily used

to treat mild anxiety

It is the first-line

treatment for most mental illnesses

It has no side

effects

Mental health

diagnoses are not necessary for treatment

Diagnosis is

typically based solely on a person’s age and gender

All mental illnesses

are diagnosed through blood tests

Mental health

diagnoses may involve a combination of interviews, self-reports, and

psychological testing