Anxiety in Teens

Compared to other anxious related diseases (FOA and Andrew · 3), the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder can be very disruptive to the lives of adolescents. It may cause annoying symptoms such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, but it leads to a devastating experience (Darcy Lynas). Young people have a higher risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder than any other age group (Foa and Andrew 3). Anxiety disorders have a wide variety of conditions and categories, but complexity can be related not only by symptoms but also by reason.

Mobile communications owners mobile devices can increase the anxiety level of young people who can not connect by phone and can alleviate teenager anxiety Francis Jauréguiberry of French sociologist (2003 branch, Paris: PUF) Explaining the multifaceted relationship with mobile phones, during anxiety. Mobile phones alleviate the pressure on modern lifestyles by providing greater flexibility, but at the same time stimulate various types of anxiety when consumers are not connected. Teenagers feel they are missing something, they are not in contact with the society of society.

Young people listening - when I asked them, they told me - based on hard-wired and / or genetics, depression and anxiety are permanent. Teenagers may be some genetic factors of anxiety and depression, genes of anxiety and depression in known genes, but may be reliable scientific to explain completely the cause of depression There is no evidence. Children with untreated anxiety disorder are one of the most important predictors of depression in adolescents and young people, where most teenagers and parents do not know the facts. Since anxiety is a major mental health problem for young people it is not surprising that the incidence of depression in adolescents has increased.

Children and adolescents often do not recognize the anxiety. Instead, they may think "there is an error". Children may worry about the physical symptoms of anxiety (such as stomach pain). Teenagers may think they are weak, uncontrollable, or crazy! These ideas may make them feel more anxious and self-conscious. So the first step is to teach your child how to worry and how to identify it. Self-recognition is essential! Hint: "Do not worry, I will ask you to relax!" Would you like to help something? You may make your child more comfortable. It is important to recognize that the fear of your child is true. Your sympathy will increase your chance to accept your guidance and will discuss your fears with you in the future.