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Emotional & Behavior Disorder
Sometimes we take it very lightly and it causes more harm day by day to our self , dear ones and the surroundings . Too many lives involve in it and we are trying to harm them and our self directly or indirectly. Don't you use these world "Fuck him, Fuck her or Fuck the world" Oppss excuse my french. That is the time to stand up and take a step toward asking yourself and others “You need a help” or “You need a support” There is no harm or shame in it. As I mentioned it several times before human being is very sensitive creator and a social animal. We need help of others in many stages of life.
Emotional disorder any mental disorder not caused by detectable organic abnormalities of the brain and in which a major disturbance of emotions is predominant or emotional illness. Whereas emotions is actuated, effected, or determined by emotion rather than reason: An emotional decision is often a wrong decision. Behavior governed by emotion: He/she is in a highly emotional state of mind.
Why it occurred? Biology can be a factor. Behavior disorders may be inherited through one's genes, due to a chemical imbalance in the brain or occur as a result of brain injury. The person’s surroundings can also come into play. If the youth has been exposed to abuse, extreme stress, a death or loss in the family, and/or violence, he/she is more likely to develop these disorders.
Sign of Emotional or Behavioral disorders are;-
• Frequent sadness, tearfulness, or crying.
• Feelings of hopelessness.
• Withdrawal from friends and activities.
• Abuse your dear ones verbally or physically
> Lack of enthusiasm or motivation.
• Decreased energy level.
• Major changes in eating or sleeping habits.
• Increased irritability, agitation, anger or hostility.
• Frequent physical complaints such as headaches and stomachaches.
• Indecision or inability to concentrate.
• Feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt.
• Extreme sensitivity to rejection or failure.
• Pattern of dark images in drawings or paintings.
• Play that involves excessive aggression directed toward oneself or others, or involves persistently sad themes and inner insecurity.
• Recurring thoughts or talk of death, separation or self-destructive behavior.
Diagnosis related with Emotional and Behavior disorder are;-
ADHD (attention deficit hyperactive disorder) - In children we find trouble paying attention to anything, is impulsive in decisions, and is constantly active in a way that is not normal for the child’s age. The child cannot be still and is easily distracted by anything that crosses his/her path. Make sure you visit a doctor before self-diagnosing this disorder. It can also be treated with medicine.
Severe Depression - symptoms are a loss of interest in usual activities, no excitement, extreme sadness, changes in appetite and/or sleeping patterns, and a feeling of insecurity , hopelessness. A person with severe depression does not have much value towards life and can be at-risk of suicide and other self-destructive behaviors. Friends and family members should take suicide threats seriously, as most people who commit suicide have given at least some warning signs.
Eating Disorders - The two eating disorders that are most common, especially in young people, are anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia is a condition of excessive weight loss that occurs when the person starves him/herself. Bulimia is described by a cycle of “binge and purge”, which is when a person eats a large amount and then vomits it up, so as not to gain the weight. These disorders, however, are less about the weight that is gained and more about the person’s struggle to gain control over themselves.
Bipolar Disorder - There is a lot of evidence that suggests this condition is due more to biology than to experiences in a person's family life. The person suffers from “highs and lows”, feeling happy one second, then depressed the other. They can jump from one mood to the next, spending a lot of money and having little sleep in their “happy” phase, then crying and sleeping all the time in their “sad” phase. This can be worked through with therapy and medicine.
There are also disorders which cannot be put into any certain category. A person suffers from emotions and behaviors where he/she feels the constant need to be in control, is always angry or depressed, practices a great deal of violence and/or disrespect towards others, and may practice substance abuse (underage drinking/drugs). The way to get through these disorders, as well as the named disorders above, is with a lot of patience. The family/friends of the person should build up self-esteem and confidence, knowing that no mental/emotional disorder is easy to get through.
"There is no enough love " I want to share one of my fav song ....
Emotional disorder any mental disorder not caused by detectable organic abnormalities of the brain and in which a major disturbance of emotions is predominant or emotional illness. Whereas emotions is actuated, effected, or determined by emotion rather than reason: An emotional decision is often a wrong decision. Behavior governed by emotion: He/she is in a highly emotional state of mind.
Why it occurred? Biology can be a factor. Behavior disorders may be inherited through one's genes, due to a chemical imbalance in the brain or occur as a result of brain injury. The person’s surroundings can also come into play. If the youth has been exposed to abuse, extreme stress, a death or loss in the family, and/or violence, he/she is more likely to develop these disorders.
Sign of Emotional or Behavioral disorders are;-
• Frequent sadness, tearfulness, or crying.
• Feelings of hopelessness.
• Withdrawal from friends and activities.
• Abuse your dear ones verbally or physically
> Lack of enthusiasm or motivation.
• Decreased energy level.
• Major changes in eating or sleeping habits.
• Increased irritability, agitation, anger or hostility.
• Frequent physical complaints such as headaches and stomachaches.
• Indecision or inability to concentrate.
• Feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt.
• Extreme sensitivity to rejection or failure.
• Pattern of dark images in drawings or paintings.
• Play that involves excessive aggression directed toward oneself or others, or involves persistently sad themes and inner insecurity.
• Recurring thoughts or talk of death, separation or self-destructive behavior.
Diagnosis related with Emotional and Behavior disorder are;-
ADHD (attention deficit hyperactive disorder) - In children we find trouble paying attention to anything, is impulsive in decisions, and is constantly active in a way that is not normal for the child’s age. The child cannot be still and is easily distracted by anything that crosses his/her path. Make sure you visit a doctor before self-diagnosing this disorder. It can also be treated with medicine.
Severe Depression - symptoms are a loss of interest in usual activities, no excitement, extreme sadness, changes in appetite and/or sleeping patterns, and a feeling of insecurity , hopelessness. A person with severe depression does not have much value towards life and can be at-risk of suicide and other self-destructive behaviors. Friends and family members should take suicide threats seriously, as most people who commit suicide have given at least some warning signs.
Eating Disorders - The two eating disorders that are most common, especially in young people, are anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia is a condition of excessive weight loss that occurs when the person starves him/herself. Bulimia is described by a cycle of “binge and purge”, which is when a person eats a large amount and then vomits it up, so as not to gain the weight. These disorders, however, are less about the weight that is gained and more about the person’s struggle to gain control over themselves.
Bipolar Disorder - There is a lot of evidence that suggests this condition is due more to biology than to experiences in a person's family life. The person suffers from “highs and lows”, feeling happy one second, then depressed the other. They can jump from one mood to the next, spending a lot of money and having little sleep in their “happy” phase, then crying and sleeping all the time in their “sad” phase. This can be worked through with therapy and medicine.
There are also disorders which cannot be put into any certain category. A person suffers from emotions and behaviors where he/she feels the constant need to be in control, is always angry or depressed, practices a great deal of violence and/or disrespect towards others, and may practice substance abuse (underage drinking/drugs). The way to get through these disorders, as well as the named disorders above, is with a lot of patience. The family/friends of the person should build up self-esteem and confidence, knowing that no mental/emotional disorder is easy to get through.
"There is no enough love " I want to share one of my fav song ....
I Want You To Need Me - Celine Dion
God bless & keep smiling!
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Irum, another master piece by yourself. I believe emotional & behavior disorder synchronizes with the anxiety. I define anxiety as fear of unknown, which magnify the problem.
You must also describe something about cure of this disorder as well, which is also much needed.
Please also write something on self pity and NLP.
Take care.
Asad