Generalized Anxiety

Disorder (GAD)

Mild depression

Phobias

Treatment-resistant

major depression and severe bipolar disorder

Multimodal Treatment

Emergency Care

Physical Therapy

Surgical

Intervention 

Staying awake all

night to catch up on work

Eating fast food

frequently

Avoiding exercise

Eating a balanced

diet, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep

It forces you to slow down

It causes changes in appetite, resulting in weight

loss

It improves performance and efficiency

It causes sleep loss, which gives you more

waking hours to get things done

bipolar I disorder,.

bipolar II disorder

persistent depressive disorder

Major depressive disorder (MDD

They do not have psychotic

features (delusions or hallucinations

A state of well-being

where an individual can cope with normal life stresses

A condition affecting

the brain only

The ability to

achieve high levels of success in life

The absence of any

mental disorder

Rhabdomyolysis

Hypothermia

Confusion

Hypertension

Restriction of energy intake

Intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat

Disturbed body image

Amenorrhea

Antibiotics

Stimulants

Painkillers

Antipsychotic

medications

1.5–2 times as prevalent in women than men

during reproductive years

Onset at any age, but the age of onset peaks in

the 20s

Lifetime prevalence in the elderly: 10%

there is ethnic or

socioeconomic differences