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Anxiety
Anxiety may present in many forms, both physically and mentally, and ultimately becomes problematic when it interferes with your life.
Difficulty focusing and conetrating
Disrupted sleep
Excessive worrying
Racing thoughts
Forgetfulness
Behavior
Behavioral concerns may present in number of ways and the resulting factors vary. The most common among adolescents is relationships.
Expression of aggressive behavior
Feeling defensive
Isolation
Poor interpersonal relationships
Identity
Who we are, our identity, is constantly changing. During the developmental years of adolescence, it's characteristic to be preoccupied with this question. Therefore, there can be a significant relief in obtaining support with this journey and discovery.
Self-esteem
Shame
Body image
Relationships
Academic goals
Perfectionism
Mood
Mood changes are frequently linked to a number of psychological concerns. Primarily, we may notice recent life changes or traumatic experiences can influence fluctuations of mood.
Rapid onset of guilt
Changes in appetite
Changes in motivation
Suicidality (thoughts, plan, intent)
Difficulty with task completion
Fatigue or decrease in energy levels
Changes in sleep