Anxiety Disorders Mnemonics (Memorable Psychiatry Lecture)

Anxiety disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic attacks (including panic disorder and agoraphobia), specific phobias, and social anxiety disorder together make up the single most common group of mental disorders, so it’s important to have a framework for both diagnosing and treating them.

Learn more about anxiety disorders, including their DSM diagnostic criteria, epidemiology, prognosis, and treatment, in this high-yield mnemonics-filled lecture intended for all healthcare providers, including doctors, medical students, psychologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, social workers, and more!

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[marykyembe]

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[goodfaker]

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[oluwaseunakinola]

Thank you for the lecture.
It's helpful.

[ngwenya]

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[love_mandyxo]

I was recently diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder to the point I experience panic attacks. Thank you for this. I am slowly but surely coping

[debigdogk]

Another excellent teaching in psychiatry. Thank you, thank you, thank you and THANK YOU 🙏

[glendabaires]

Thank you so😢 much for the informative video

[danieljlucero]

Loma Linda Psych DNP student here! Thank you for another amazing video!

[Sunflower-vpbc]

Thank you so much, this really helps to differentiate normal anxiety from gad 🙏🙏🤗

[monse]

i started to show symptoms of anxiety from a young age and whenever i told someone i had anxiety they would laugh then i was diagnosed with anxiety at the age of 17

[donuthater]

Thank you for these lectures!

What about a video on books, textbooks, study, etc. for college prep.?

[sleepyheadvi]

Since I was 7 years old till 19 years old I always got bullied back then it makes me not confident coz for that long period they feed me with negative words about my body .
I don't really remember about my past just few bad memory like when i didn't wake up my mom throw water throw the window and I still remember she laughed about it with bunch of people she didn't care about her child reputation, she didn't do anything when someone called me fat, elephant, Whale even monster at that time idk about mental health is what I knew food can heal me calm me down so I'm addicted to foods . I spent all my childhood at home I like being alone and feel uncomfortable around with people even my classmate coz I didn't dress up well and insecure about my look .

Now I'm 31 years old coz I was living abroad and my people I worked with always told me I'm Smart, I work so well and I'm nice it gives me positive thoughts about my look and start to love the way I look . I dare to go shopping without worrying people will start at me coz I was fat.
But coz of COVID-19 I lose my job it makes me should back to my village the nightmare that I always afraid . I'm too naive I thought they Will change coz when I was working abroad I always share what I've to them *for fking 11 years* it's mean nothing for them they started bringing my look, my skin color like I was working that hard my work schedule was messed up something I must work at 2 p.m sometimes I work at 8 p.m, they called my thighs ugly, shaggy and big but they forgot the money they got from me I EARNED IT WITH THIS BODY !!!
not they skinny children who is never worked but with this ugly fat body !! It's give me depression or PTSD from December to February I always think about suicides and all the fking times I always hear *why you still want to live in this cruel village*

[Dozecat]

If you have high anxiety like me Do these 3 things it helps me a lot:
1. Your Mind must be rational.
2. Your Breath: Double inhale and exhale slowly.
3. Observe the Person that u feel anxiety from by project ur attention outward. The easy is body language the hardest is their facial expression. Repeat the step 2-3 time.

[CynthiaShelton]

Hi, what is the difference between specific or generalized?

[RandomvideosGRs]

From experience, The instant cure for anxiety is to understand the fact that there are infinite amount of possible outcomes in this universe and our brain only thinks of a handful . A bad outcome can become the means of a good outcome in the future. Just like that a good outcome can become the means of a bad outcome. For example, you lost your job (bad thing). But then you got a new job which is better ( bad thing led to a good outcome.) It's an endless cycle. So just go with the flow and don't think about it . 😄 Goodluck.

[bullmoose]

My own actions have lead to anxiety. But it’s hard to avoid that action. I can’t get myself to talk to the girls I like. I avoid them and become depressed.

[atura]

I‘m taking antipycotics to ceep my anxiety and mood in check. CBT and SSRis had little to no effect on me. I don‘t mind feeling no anxiety anymore.

[raggadan]

I'm confused..because if experienced chest pains and loss of breath and also irregular heart beat..but also lack attention I have 1000 thoughts go thru my head a day sometime struggle stay seated some days ...struggle reading writing . Being on time for things get it to a lot of confrontations also have a very very short fuse been in trouble a lot...Can anyone help

[ayeshashanzaghulammuhammad]

Please do Parkinson's disease treatment mnemonic

[adnandzindosoda]

8 months on ssri and I am new person. It was hell