Seperation Anxiety Disorder

Excessive fear of being apart from significant individuals, more common in children but can affect adults

Inability to speak in social settings despite normal speech in other situations

Intense fear of specific objects or situations

Social Anxiety Disorder

Fear of embarrassment, humiliation, or rejection in social interactions

Recurrent panic attacks causing severe physical symptoms, often mistaken for heart attacks

Fear of situations where escape may be difficult, leading to avoidance of open or enclosed spaces

Substance-Induced Anxiety Disorder

Occurs when a person experiences intense anxiety or panic attacks due to th effects of a substance, such as drugs, alcohol, or medication

Anxiety Due to a Medical Condition

In these cases, the anxiety symptoms are directly linked to the physiological effects of a medical disorder rather than being a primary anxiety disorder

Persistent preoccupation with perceived defects or flaws in one's appearance (mirror checking, excessive grooming, seeking reassurance about looks, perfectionism)

Demonstrating a persistent difficutly or inability to discard or part with possessions (obsessive accumulation of objects, letting go of any item is painful, collecting has consumed life, individual is alienated)

Characterized by a repetitive pattern of intentionally pulling out one's hair triggered by boredom and/or anxiety resulting in reduced tenion leading to a form of gratification and pleasure or a sense of relief

Pattern of behavior defined by the recurrent picking at one's skin, resulting in lesions (commonly found on hands, face, arms, or multiple body sites, excessive time daily is spent picking)

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Anxiety

Term	Definition
Seperation Anxiety Disorder	Excessive fear of being apart from significant individuals, more common in children but can affect adults
Selective Mutism	Inability to speak in social settings despite normal speech in other situations
Phobias	Intense fear of specific objects or situations
Social Anxiety Disorder	Fear of embarrassment, humiliation, or rejection in social interactions
Panic Disorder	Recurrent panic attacks causing severe physical symptoms, often mistaken for heart attacks
Agoraphobia	Fear of situations where escape may be difficult, leading to avoidance of open or enclosed spaces
Substance-Induced Anxiety Disorder	Occurs when a person experiences intense anxiety or panic attacks due to th effects of a substance, such as drugs, alcohol, or medication
Anxiety Due to a Medical Condition	In these cases, the anxiety symptoms are directly linked to the physiological effects of a medical disorder rather than being a primary anxiety disorder
Dysmorphic Disorder	Persistent preoccupation with perceived defects or flaws in one's appearance (mirror checking, excessive grooming, seeking reassurance about looks, perfectionism)
Hoarding Disorder	Demonstrating a persistent difficutly or inability to discard or part with possessions (obsessive accumulation of objects, letting go of any item is painful, collecting has consumed life, individual is alienated)
Tricotillomania	Characterized by a repetitive pattern of intentionally pulling out one's hair triggered by boredom and/or anxiety resulting in reduced tenion leading to a form of gratification and pleasure or a sense of relief
Excoriation Disorder	Pattern of behavior defined by the recurrent picking at one's skin, resulting in lesions (commonly found on hands, face, arms, or multiple body sites, excessive time daily is spent picking)

Created by: Kelly So

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