Mental Illness

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PHOBIAS

BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

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BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Immediate response is avoidance
  • Stress responses fight flight or freeze
  • This is distressing and may interfere with daily life

EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

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EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Marked persistent excessive and unreasonable fear
  • Cued by the presence or anticipation of the object or situation
  • Out of proportion to the actual danger posed
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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

  • Irrational thinking resistance to rational arguments
  • Recognise fear is excessive and unreasonable
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DEPRESSION

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BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

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BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Reduced activity
  • Reduced energy
  • Sometimes agitation restlessness
  • Sometimes insomnia

EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

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EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Sadness, worthlessness, low self-esteem, loss of interest and pleasure in usual activities, feelings of despair lack of control anger directed towards others or turned inwards
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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

  • Negative emotions are associated with negative thoughts
  • Low self concept, guilt, a sense of worthlessness and pessimistic view of the world
  • Thoughts are irrational they do not accurately reflect reality
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OCD

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BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Compulsive behaviours reduce and anxiety caused by obsessive thoughts
  • They may be over such as hand washing or covert such as prayers
  • Failure to carry out the behaviour leads to excessive and is IT

EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

EMOTIONAL

  • OCD can cause anxiety and distress, embarrassment and shame.
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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

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COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS

  • Obsessions
  • Thoughts are recurrent intrusive and unwelcome
  • Individual recognises these are excessive and unreasonable
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