Bipolar Disoder
Who is more likely to be affected between men and women?
BOTH
Who do eating disorders affect?
Anyone
What does PTSD stand for?
Post- traumatic stress disorder
What is substance abuse?
The use of illegal drugs or the use of prescription or over-the-counter drugs or alcohol
2.6%
What is Anorexia?
When a person refuses to eat and is unable to maintain a healthy weight
What 3 signs that someone has PTSD?
Being startled, difficulty concentrating and mood swings
What age range is more at risk for substance abuse?
Adolescence
Bipolar disorder is ranked what in leading disabilities in America?
6th leading disability in America
In the early 1900s, eating disorders were thought to be a disorder of what system?
Endocrine
How many out of 100 people will have PTSD?
about 6 out of every 100 people
The risk factors for substance abuse depend on what?
The type of drug
What is a type of therapy focused on changing unhealthy/negative beliefs for people who struggle with bipolar disorder?
CBT- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Is characterized by eating an unusual amount of food in a short period of time, eating when full, losing control of knowing when to stop.
Binge-eating
What are 3 signs to look out for in children and teens?
Bed wetting, feeling guilty about the event and may develop thoughts of revenge.
What ethnicity is most at risk for substance abuse at 15%?
Native Americans
What part of the brain is smaller in people with bipolar disorder?
Hippocampus
How far back in history do eating disorders go?
12th Century
What are the 3 main treatment options for PTSD?
Medication, psychotherapy or a combination of both.
What is the most common type of treatment for substance abuse?
Rehab