The Perception Of Anxiety Disorders

The effects on the child are even more profound. From on early age, Junior is taught that he is better then the other children, that playing with them is beneath him. Not only does this create extreme feelings of superiority within Junior, it also isolates him from the other children. Although he wants to have fun, he is not allowed because he would no longer be clean. Without a relationship between his pears, Junior can only have one with his mother, but he is failed in this sense also. Geraldine feels that it is her duty to bring up a clean and moral child, but she does not feel that she must have any bond with him. In truth, any emotions between Geraldine and Junior are almost nonexistent. The relationship deteriorates to such a degree, that Geraldine feels more love towards her cat, a clean and proud creature, than she does towards her son. In reaching the standard of beauty, Geraldine is actually abandoning that which makes her unique. She is, in essence, washing herself of her culture and her identity, and becoming a faceless member of society. By becoming "beautiful", Geraldine is actually

“Anxiety is the signal of danger which mobilizes the human organism’s resources at all levels of functioning in the interests of conservation, defense, and self- preservation.” (Anxiety 1) If a person suffers from anxiety there is a major loss of control and then an attempt to regain that control because of a fear that they have. Anxiety disorders are one of the most frequently occurring mental disorders in the United States. However, anxiety disorders are not only found in the United States. They are found throughout the world. They just happen to be most predominating in the United States. In this paper, I will be discussing the generalized anxiety disorder and how if effects society today.

She still if fearful of her parents when they are present in her life, but is trying to deal with the situation every time she meets with them. The impact that Jeannette had on the environment was the domestic violence and the alcoholism that she had bear witness to. She was resourceful in getting her dad to quit drinking for two months, but when he found out that his own mother sexually abused his son, the stress got to him and instead of going to the store to buy food for the family he used the money to get drunk.

To experience any form of anxiety, such as interviews, a drive in traffic, or even a first date is a natural- human experience. For instance, one begins to undergo a feeling of failure regarding specific class. Nevertheless, sometimes, the emotion, keeps us motivated and school work-orientated. Yet, now and then, anxiety can take a hold on one when intense fear and distress becomes too overwhelming; it can prevent one from doing everyday thing. As a result, anxiety disorder can be the cause (B. T. Anxiety Disorders, 2016). According to National Alliance of Mental Illness, known as NAMI (2016), anxiety disorders are a common mental health concern in the United States. Roughly, forty million adults in the United States, and eight percent of children and teenagers face some sort of a negative impact of an anxiety disorder. Consequently, people develop symptoms of anxiety disorder before the age twenty-one.

However, Lia thinks that “nothing [she does] is [her mother’s] business anymore” now that she is divorced from her father (Anderson 142). Her frustration with a split family and her father’s new wife, Jennifer, seemed to be too much pressure for Lia to handle. In the end, in the process of healing, she began to talk more with her mom and realized that her mom shows care in her own way. Lia’s mother worries like any other mother. She worries that “[her] only child was starving to death and [she] couldn’t help her” (Anderson 236). Lia may feel like her mother is always so distant with her work at the hospital, but she still has the sense of hope that her mother really does care in her own unique way.

Jeannette didn’t blame although the parents forced the poor hard life, and especially she had adore the father . However, I think that neglect is the abandonment of responsible against their children as parents. Pampering isn’t good for children, but the neglect is inhibits from the healthy development of the children. They weren’t given meals from parents. Their home was trailer house, station house,or house with collapsed floor. The toilet was not, mother put a plastic bucket as a toilet, and slept on cardboard. That circumstance is bad for their health, because there are possible that they are ill. I think it is important to settle and find a job earn a stable income. The children except Maureen grew up healthy. But I can't imagine however Maureen is not growing healthy now. Also, father spent on drinks all money of a piggy bank earned by children. I think that father disqualified as

Anna is a 30-year-old mother of Latino descent, who is a single mother of her daughter Elizabeth. Anna's husband and Elizabeth's father, John, was an officer in the U.S. Army, John died in the line of duty when Elizabeth was six. Anna and Elizabeth live in Rogers Arkansas, in a small two bedroom home. Anna is a single parent and works full-time as a Librarian. Anna depends on John's parents for help with Elizabeth, due to the face that Anna's family lives’ in Mexico. Anna has noticed some concerning behaviors about her daughter and has decided to take her to the local pediatrician, Dr. Johnson.

Bess is a 32 year old middle class Latina. She is an accountant at a large, well-established firm. Her parents divorced when she was 5 years old. She saw her father on weekends and described him as fun and laid back, although he had not been very successful –changing jobs frequently.

Jessica is overwhelmed with anxiety, anger and resentment towards her mother, who she feels cannot accept who she really is. Jessica feels that she has always had to hide who she really is for fear of her

They live with their parents and their father’s mother. Ana’s father is a chiropractor, and her mother stays at home with the younger brother and grandmother. This gives the counselor information on the family dynamics and who cares for the child on a consistent basis. Also, because the grandmother lives in the home, it may also be necessary to understand the relationship between Ana and her grandmother.

This insinuates that the absence of a true mother also influenced her negatively, because she received no standards or female expectations to live up

Anxiety disorders may not seem like a problem in the world today, unfortunately, many people suffer from different types of anxiety disorders. They include, panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, phobias, generalized anxiety disorders, and social disorders. Everyone has experienced a type of anxiety in their lives one time or another and can be bothersome. Anxiety is described as a normal response to stress, defined as a cluster of mental illnesses that causes people to feel scared, distressed, or uneasy during certain situations that others may not experience. In America, anxiety disorders are the most common today, and they affect more than 20 percent of the population. Effective treatment

Her private life and emotions are affected by her feeling like she killed her mom, by her dad’s new girlfriend (Shelly), and raging hormones. She feels as though she killed her mother, because her mother died giving birth to her. She is a hypochondriac who thinks that she is going to catch something from all the deceased people around her. She has an ill grandmother she has to keep an eye on regularly.

Jasmine’s mother reported, “IIH services have been very helpful because last week when Jasmine was doing her homework I took her phone and she said something mean, but it wasn’t a blow out like it usual is.”

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI, 2017) explained that many types of anxiety disorders exist, which may be classified by symptoms. NAMI (2017) described patients with excessive worrying, difficulty concentrating, and nausea as having generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). This is a common type of anxiety disorder. Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is defined by an intense fear of social situations, accompanied by irrational concerns about humiliation, reported NAMI (2017). Patients with social anxiety disorder may experience a panic attack when forced into an unwanted social situation (NAMI, 2017). These patients fear social situations. A similar disorder is panic disorder; patients undergo panic attacks, which are similar to heart attacks (NAMI, 2017). According to these authors, panic attacks may involve chest pains, heart palpitations, dizziness, and shortness of breath. Panic disorder is only one form of anxiety disorder that patients may have. NAMI (2017) explained further how some patients may be diagnosed with phobias, because they have extreme reactions and irrational fears to specific places, events, or objects. Many other types of anxiety disorders have been classified. Other types include agoraphobia, selective mutism, separation anxiety disorder, and a substance abuse (NAMI, 2017). In order to properly identify the type of anxiety disorder the patient might present with, nurses should be knowledgeable about the causes of anxiety