Anxiety disorders

Anxiety disorders are prevalent in children and young people, with the potential to persist into adulthood, affecting long-term mental health. While a degree of anxiety is normal and protective, excessive anxiety can become overwhelming, leading to prolonged symptoms and distress. This section delves into the characteristics and impacts of anxiety disorders, highlighting their significance in the field of mental health.
See our written Anxiety Topic Guide
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