Considering the multiple factors contributing to its onset, anorexia nervosa is most commonly diagnosed during what phase of life?

This condition can develop after experiencing significant emotional distress, a physical trauma, or a bacterial infection. It’s suggested that despite recovery from the initial incident, a continuous abnormal sensation in the stomach remains.

During a patient intake, a psychiatrist notes that the patient has several relatives with bipolar disorder. Considering the predominant risk factors, what is most likely the greatest risk for this patient?

After her building was engulfed in a massive fire, Estella developed a severe fear of flames and smoke. She experiences panic attacks when she hears fire alarms or sees fire on television, and she has recurring nightmares about being trapped in a fire. She refuses to attend campfires or events with fireworks. What is the most likely diagnosis for Estella’s condition?

During family gatherings, Anita has observed that her young cousin, Bella, who is 9 years old, always brings her own food and refuses to eat anything else served. Bella strictly avoids anything crunchy or green and becomes visibly upset if she smells seafood. Her physical development is slightly delayed compared to her peers. Which disorder might these behaviors suggest Bella has?”

Felipe describes feeling intermittently normal for weeks at a time, but these phases are broken by episodes of depression or moderate impulsivity, continuing for nearly three years. He has deliberately stayed away from drugs and alcohol. What condition could Felipe possibly be treated for?

During a joyful surprise party, you experience a sudden weakness and fall to the ground without warning. This condition, often elicited by intense emotions and related to narcolepsy, is called ________.

What is the main goal of cognitive interventions in the treatment of eating disorders?

What is an effective treatment strategy for adjustment disorder, considering the limited systematic research available?

Jun, a 50-year-old librarian, is preoccupied with the belief that his smile is grotesque due to his slightly crooked teeth. He rarely smiles and has consulted multiple orthodontists for treatments, despite being told his teeth are normal. Jun’s avoidance of social interactions where he might need to smile indicates: