anxiety
overly responsive limbic system, leads to persistent worry
histrionic PD
use appearance to gain attention, overly dramatic
persistent depressive disorder
2 of the following: appetite problems, in/hypersomnia, low energy, low self-esteem, poor concentration, indecisive, hopeless
major depressive disorder
2+ weeks of sadness, empty, feeling down, loss of interest/pleasure
BPD
intense mood swings, uncertainty about self, intense fear of abandonment, also have unstable relationships
panic disordder
frequent panic attacks
mania
seeking excitement, companionship, move/talk fast, poor planning and judgement, can involve psychosis
acute stress disorder
2 days post traumatic event, after 30 days it is PTSD
generalized anxiety disorder
malfunction in GABA feedback and emotional brain circuit, excessive/unrealistic worry
hypomania
little need for sleep, high self-esteem, elevated mood, irritable, risky behaviour (milder than mania)
PTSD
after traumatic event that is threatening to life or bodily integrity
cyclothymic disorder
mild depression and hypomanic for 2+ years, milder than BPD
paranoid PD
suspicious, hypervigilant, distrust in people, sees everything as threatening
schizotypal PD
odd behaviour, speech, thought, perception, along with social deficits
bipolar 1
manic for ~7 days, depressed for 2 years
bipolar 2
hypomanic, depressed, can involve psychosis (depression is longer than bipolar 1)
dissociative amnesia
cannot recall info about an upsetting situation
complex PTSD
caused by multiple events
fugue amnesia
forgetting your own personal identity
narcissistic PD
grandiose sense of self, seeking admiration
dependent PD
excessive reliance on others, submissive, prone to mistreatment
schizophrenia
disturbance in mood, thought, behaviour and is accompanied by auditory, visual, and olfactory hallucinations, along with delusions of thought insertion and paranoia
avoidant PD
seek social contact, but anxious in social situations, fear of rejection and criticism
dissociative identity disorder (DID)
2+ subpersonalities/alternatives that behave differently due to lifelong repression of painful memories and links to childhood abuse
agoraphobia
fear of crowded spaces
factitious disorder
faking illness for medical attention
phobia
persistent and irrational fear
simple PTSD
caused by one event
panic attack
period of sudden panic, often misinterpreted as a medical emergency
schizoid PD
pattern of detachment, cold, lack of interest in social interactions, would rather be alone
social anxiety disorder (SAD)
anxiety and worry in social situations
somatic symptom disorder
too much focus on physical symptoms (illness anxiety disorder)