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A recurring anxiety disorder resulting from the trauma of an unexpected, shattering event.
A one-time reaction to a very difficult experience.
A panic disorder.
A plan of treatment agreed to by patient and doctor.
Lack of knowledge about mental health.
Societal prejudice that can prevent people in need from speaking up or seeking help.
Sadness or disappointment.
Severe feelings of worthlessness, sadness and emptiness that lasts for several weeks and begins to interfere with a person's work and social life.
Depression brought on by frequent trips to a hospital or dental clinic.
Mental illness can affect anyone, regardless of, regardless of intelligence, social class,or income level.
Poor, uneducated people.
People with stressful jobs.