Name it
Fears
Not So Glorious Food
More Than Down in the Dumps
ACT to Prevent Suicide
100

Split personality

Schizophrenia

100

A fear of a specific thing or situation

Phobia

100

Name two health risks of anorexia nervosa

Starvation, sudden stoppage of the heart, menstrual periods stop, dehydration

100

Three factors that put a teen at risk for depression

close relative with a mood disorder; major life change; prolonged stress; being the victim of violence or a witness to violence; a previous bout of depression; a sense of hopelessness

100

A is for...

Acknowledge that there is a problem, that the person is in distress

200

An unwanted thought or image takes control of the mind and leads to an unreasonable behavior

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

200

Experiencing intense fear and anxiety for unspecified reasons for a period of six months

Generalized anxiety disorder

200

Define 'eating disorder'

A mental disorder which shows itself through abnormal behaviors related to food.

200

After age 15, this gender is more likely to be treated for depression

females

200

C is for...

Care - show that you care about them and their feelings, show them support

300

Symptoms:Makes careless mistakes; doesn't seem to listen; is easily distracted 

Attention Deficit Disorder

300

A fear of open or public spaces

Agoraphobia

300

Name two health risks of bulimia

dehydration; kidney damage; lack of necessary vitamins/minerals; acid irritates the throat and erodes the tooth enamel, allowing for cavities to form

300

An unhealthy method of substituting physical pain for your emotional pain

Self-injury: cutting, burning, etc.

300

T is for..

Treatment - get them to treatment

400

Not able to resist the urge to behave in a way that is harmful to them or others

Impulse Control Disorder

400

Experiencing an intense fear or horror because of past life-threatening experiences.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

400

Define 'binge eating disorder'

An uncontrollable urge to eat large amounts of food

400

Three symptoms of clinical depression

Change in appetite; significant weight change; change in activity level; loss of interest in usual activities; always tired; hopelessness, boredom; unexpected, unexplained crying; repeated thoughts of death and suicide

400

Define 'cluster suicides'

A series of suicides that happen within the same peer group or community.

500

Depression is this type of disorder

Mood disorder

500

An unexplained feeling of intense fear and anxiety

Panic attack

500

This is the focus of treatment for eating disorders

Understanding the emotional issues and anxieties that are being expressed through controlling food

500

Mental health experts diagnose clinical depression based on this

Four or more symptoms of depression almost daily for two weeks

500

Three categories through which someone may be warning that they are contemplating suicide.

Talk, behavior, and mood

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