Eating Disorder
How many different types of eating disorder are there?
6
What is body anxiety?
worrying about your body shape or weight.
How many anxiety types are there
Its inconclusive.
What mental health disorder causes persistent sadness ?
Depression
What causes anxiety?
Genetic ,Environmental , Psychological factors
What is an eating disorder called when you are limiting how much you eat
Anorexia Nervosa
What causes people to feel anxious about their bodies.
Media, Social pressure, Past criticism, and more.
What is the percentage of adolescents that have depression
20.1%
What therapy is commonly used to treat depression?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
How can you tell the difference between normal stress and anxiety disorder?
Normal stress is temporary , anxiety disorders are consistent
What is an eating disorder characterized by eating a lot of food with out stopping.
Binge Eating Disorder
How can body anxiety affect daily life?
leads to avoiding people and activities
How can depression affect your life
The loss of emotions an not doing your normal ADL’s
What brain chemical affecting mood is often linked to depression?
Serotonin
What are common symptoms of anxiety?
Excessive worry, restlessness, difficulty concentrating.
What is the main cause of eating disorders
Psychological Factors
What are some ways to cope with body anxiety ?
Challenge negative thoughts practice self kindness
How bad is binge eating for you?
Bad you could become obese, and health issues.
What emotion is most commonly associated with depression?
Sadness
Can anxiety affect your physical health?
Yes physical symptoms and worsen existing conditions
Which targeted audience is most at risk for developing eating disorders.
13 - 25 year old females
When should someone look for help with body anxiety?
When it interferes with daily life
Where can I go to get help someone with depression.
A health care provider.
What profession commonly provides therapy for depression?
Psychologist/ Doctor
What is the percentage of adults that suffer from anxiety?
19.1% according to National Institute Of Mental Health