PPT-Introduction to Social Anxiety:

Introduction to Social Anxiety Identification and Treatment Options 10 1118 Debra Hope PhD About This Series Core Topics for Behavioral Health Providers BHECNs webinar series designed to educate behavioral health trainees and providers about practical topics in behavioral health. feel like you go blank become frustrated find yourself thinking I cant do this or Im st upid feel like the room is closing in on you feel your heart racing or find it difficult to brea the suddenly know the answers after turning in the te st score m How do you know what is normal?. Dr Emily O’Leary, PhD. Director Anxiety House. 2. OVERVIEW. How . much anxiety is normal?. Why talk about social anxiety?. Facts about shyness and social anxiety. Causes. Danielle Herring. DSM-5. DSM-5 Changes. DSM-IV-TR. DSM-5. Previously designated. Social Phobia (Social Anxiety Disorder). Now designated as Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia). Individuals. . over 18 must recognize their anxiety is excessive or unreasonable. Chapter 6. Anxiety Disorders. . Def: . behaviors . that include phobias, obsessions, compulsions and extreme worry. People with an anxiety disorder share a pre-occupation with , or persistent avoidance of thoughts or situations that provoke fear or anxiety, and frequently have a negative impact on aspects of a person’s life.. Marita. . Schwendler. Clinical Psychologist. Child, Adolescent & Family Health. 2008 . 1. Childhood Anxiety & Depression. ANXIETY. Most common form of psychological distress in childhood. 8% children. Client : Jennifer McCabe, Clinical Psychology . Consultants : Xiaoyu Shen, Sunah Kim, Tae Woo Kim. Professor : Rhonda . DeCook. Research Goal. . Figuring out how anxiety and depression is related to parenting stress and parenting stress coming from difficult child behavior. Mary . Gabriel, MD FAAP. Children’s National Medical Center. Division of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. March 24, 2016. Objectives. Identify normal vs. pathological worry and fear. Understand the development of anxiety, including risk factors and protective elements. & SOCIAL COGNITION. Laurie Charlot, PhD. Developmental Psychologist. Clinical Dir NC START East. National START Team Consultant/Expert. Asst. Prof., UMass Medical School. Adj. Prof. Eastern Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine . By: Lauren Bendik, MSW. About Me. Professional. B.A. in Psychology from University of the Pacific, 2012. M.S.W. (Master’s in Social Work) with a mental health concentration and PPS credential from University of Southern California, 2015. Dr. Sally Winston, Licensed Psychologist. Co-Director, Anxiety and Stress Disorders Institute of Maryland. May 2012. 1. Anxiety. . Disorders. Panic Disorder . Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia. Social Phobia. A natural, normal feeling that we all experience from time to time.. Our body’s way of preparing ourselves for a challenge when faced with stress, by releasing a chemical called adrenaline. Causes a ‘. Panic Disorder. Phobias. Anxiety is a normal part of life. Anxiety, worry, and stress are all a part of most people's life today. But . simply experiencing anxiety or stress in and of itself does not mean you need to get professional help or you have an anxiety disorder. Definition. Normal anxiety. Anxiety symptom. Anxiety disorders. generalized anxiety disorder. panic disorder . phobias. obsessive compulsive disorder. acute stress and post traumatic stress disorders. College can be a stressful place. It’s natural to feel some anxiety juggling the many demands, but what can you do to reduce your anxiety and when do you get some help to do it?. What is anxiety?. Anxiety is the nervous feeling often associated with worry, unease, and concern. This is that feeling you get right before a big exam or when you are trying something new for the first time..