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    Someone once said‚ “Living with anxiety is like being followed by a voice. It knows all your insecurities and uses them against you.” You see‚ the feelings of isolation‚ depression‚ anxiety and pain‚ go way back starting in sixth grade. Imagine having to prepare yourself for every insecurity they’re going to point out. Imagine having to sit in the back of the class in fear of people making horrible comments about you. I used to pretend I was sick so‚ I wouldn’t have to suffer a day with people

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    Hansel And Gretel Anxiety

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    worse. It is possible that the story of Hansel and Gretel is a nightmare of Hansel due to children’s’ fear or abandonment‚ belief in fictional things‚ and imagination. Fear of abandonment‚ also known as separation anxiety‚ could have played into the child’s nightmare. “The role of anxiety has been considered central to the understanding of the entire range of childhood psychopathology” (Kashani). If Hansel had separation

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    Island Poem Ending

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    As the island grew closer‚ Elluel knew that something was wrong. Whether it was the sinking feeling in his stomach‚ or just seasickness‚ the elf did not know. A feeling at the base of his stomach was urging him to come here‚ by the will of Gaia herself. If the mother of earth had instructed him so‚ it must have been seriously grave indeed. It may have been considered foolish to approach the island with a small pathetic ship‚ but time was of the essence. Billowing clouds dotted the sky‚ but they seemed

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    Fear Vs Anxiety

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    However‚ it is important to note that fear and anxiety are inextricably linked‚ and the differences between them are not always clear. For instance‚ high anxiety levels lead to more pronounced fear responses in children who have undergone fear conditioning ( Jovanovich et al‚ 2014). This limitation of discriminability becomes very apparent when discussing the conscious experience of fear. Can fear and anxiety be experienced simultaneously? Are fear and anxiety different constructs altogether or do they

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    Critically Analyse the Research Findings on the Acute and Chronic Effects of Exercise on Anxiety and Depression It has long been speculated that there is a relationship between exercise and it effects on anxiety and depression. However‚ it is not until recently that research has shown that exercise is associated with positive changes in mood and reductions in anxiety and depression. According to the Mental Health Victoria‚ depression is characterised by prolonged feelings of sadness‚ dejection

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    Eating Disorders

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    Eating Disorders Eating disorders are characterized by severe disturbances in eating behavior. (Strada 2001) An eating disorder can be viewed as normal by the affected person. Just as an alcoholic uses alcohol to avoid or deal with their problems‚ a person with an eating disorder can use eating‚ purging or not eating food to deal with their problems. Some of the problems that are associated with an eating disorder include low self esteem‚ depression‚ feelings of loss of control‚ feelings of worthlessness

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    Bipolar Disorder

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    compulsive hoarding seems to be a severe mental health disorder‚ it is currently not categorized as a psychiatric disorder and not listed in the DSM-IV. In the DSM-IV however‚ one of the 8 criteria for Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder is ‘the inability to discard worn-out or worthless objects even when they have no sentimental value’. There is currently a proposed revision for Hoarding in the DSM-V‚ with a push to include it as its own disorder; this includes an argument of whether or not it

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    A Man in an Island

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    This question is for Matilda’s parent…  You have two beautiful and amazing children but you don’t really notice them. You are too busy with your own life and you won’t take time for your children. Now why you want or you have children? -        Matilda‚ how is it for you to have parents like that? -          Miss Trunchbull‚ you are a huge and strong woman who detest children. But you work every day with children and you are the headmistress of the school. You are  terrifyingfor the children and

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    Dissociative Disorders

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    Dissociative Disorders What are dissociative disorders? A dissociative disorder is the breakdown of one’s perception of his/her surroundings‚ memory‚ identity‚ or consciousness. There are four main kinds of dissociative disorders: 1. Dissociative amnesia 2. Dissociative fugue 3. Dissociative identity disorder (previously called multiple personality disorder) 4. Depersonalization disorder What are the main characteristics of each dissociative disorder? Dissociative amnesia: A

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    Overcoming Dental Anxiety

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    When hearing the word dentist‚ many people might feel anxiety‚ which is dubbed as dental anxiety. Even for grown adults who have been visiting dentists for many times already‚ they have been experiencing some degree of pain when they set appointments with their dentists. For kids‚ it might be more of a traumatic experience‚ but helping them overcome this fear could help in promoting overall dental health. For kids‚ easing their fear of the dentist may be a hard task because‚ at their age‚ it’s still

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