Statistics
The percentage of Anxiety's lifelong prevalence.
What is 32%.
The key risk factor for all mental health disorders in children.
Family history (genetics).
Parents ability to provide _ ____ ___ ____can affect their children's mental health.
What is a safe/nurturing home environment.
The type of therapy often used to treat anxiety and depression.
What is Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
The ratio of adolescent's with Depression.
What is 1 in 10 adolescents.
The main environmental factor contributing to the development of mental health disorders in children.
What is trauma (abuse, neglect).
The healthy coping mechanism that effects stress and depression.
What is exercise or physical activity.
The type of medication often used to treat depression (and the acronym).
What is Selective Serotonin Reputake Inhibitors (SSRIs).
The percentage of adolescences with depression at risk for addiction.
What is 32%.
The early life experience(s) that increases the risk of mental health disorders in children.
What is prenatal exposure to drugs and alcohol.
The most preventable cause of developing disorders that affects mental health.
What is sleep.
The part of the brain that inhibits dopamine release, that resists treatment.
What is Insula and/or Habenula.
The percentage of students who report anxiety.
What is 74%.
The consequence of childhood trauma affects this region(s) of the brain that leads to developing depression.
Hippocampus and Amygdala.
The part(s) of the brain that is effected in depressed adolescent's.
What is the Limbic System.
61% of children have ________, which heavily impacts treatment and is affected by genetics.
What is pro-social interactions.
The percentage of students who reported knowing someone with Anxiety.
What is 37%.
Maternal criticism affects the function of this/these region(s) in the brains of adolescents with depression.
What is increased activity in the Amygdala and Prefrontal Cortex.
The neurotransmitters released during exercise that affects stress and depression.
What is Serotonin, Dopamine, and Norepinephrine.
The specific part of the brain that responds to negative feedback will be valuable to target in future treatment medications.
What is the ride side of the Amygdala.