Trauma and Stressor/ Dissociative/ Obsessive-Compulsive/ Anxiety/ Somatic Symptom Disorders

Reactive Attachment Disorder

Absent of underdeveloped attachment with caregiver, caused by limited opportunities during development

disinhibited social engagement disorder

overly familiar behavior with strangers- at least nine months old

posttraumatic stress disorder

development and persistence of symptoms for at least a month following a traumatic event- at least six years old

Acute stress disorder

development of symptoms from 3 days up to 1 month after traumatic event. need at least nine of the listed symptoms

adjustment disorder

presence of behavioral or emotional symptoms in response to a stressor, starting within three months of the event and lasting no longer than six

prolonged grief disorder

symptoms are intense and death has been at least 12 months ago for adults and 6 months ago for kids

dissociative identity disorder

presence of at least two personalities or an experience of possesion

Dissociative Amnesia

inability to recall information that should be successfully stored and easily recalled

depersonalization/derealization

persistent/recurrent episodes of detachment from oneself/environment

separation anxiety disorder

excessive fear or anxiety concerning separation from home or caregivers

selective mutism

consistent inability to speak in situations where it’s needed, lasting more than a month

Social Anxiety Disorder

intense fear or anxiety in or before social situations

panic disorder

recurrent, unexpected panic attacks with no obvious trigger

generalized anxiety disorder

excessive anxiety more days than not for more than six months

substance/medication induced anxiety disorder

symptoms of anxiety are a result of a substance

obsessive compulsive disorder

presence of obsessions, compulsions, or both

obsessions

recurrent, persistent, sometimes intrusive thoughts or urgers

compulsions

repetitive behaviors or mental acts that a person feels driven or forced to do

body dysmorphic disorder

preoccupation with one or more perceived flaws that are nonexistent or slight to everyone else

hoarding disorder

difficulty discarding or parting with possessions regardless of value

somatic symptom disorder

at least one somatic symptoms that disrupts daily life and excessive thoughts about it

illness anxiety disorder

preoccupation with acquiring or having a serious illness

functional neurological symptom disorder

presence of neurological symptom that isn’t better explained by a medical condition

factitious disorder

faking a disorder and lying about symptoms