Anxiety How can anxiety affect a teens life?

S. Marty PanzEnglish 10:Period 5-6

Mr. Leventhal/Ms. Turdo

Attention Getter (Do not Label this slide “Attention Getter,” just get your audience’s attention)

• 1 in 4• Life in a coffin

Overview

• Fear• School• Depression • Recovery

Fear

• Avoidance • Everyday tasks• Lifestyle changes

Fear

• Agoraphobia

School

• Social situations

School

• School work • Concentration

Depression

• Commonly happens

Depression

• Seasonal Affective Disorder

Depression

• Amplifies anxiety

Recovery

• Treatable illness

Recovery

• Cognitive therapy

Recovery

• Medications

Recovery

• Time outside• Exercise• Walks

Summing it up

• Teenagers• Treatable• Benefits of treatment• Medications available

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