 | From Ellen Friedrichs, your About Teen Life Editor About's Expert on Panic Disorders writes, "Panic disorder is type of anxiety disorder that typically begins to develop in late adolescence and early adulthood. Even though the age of onset for panic disorder is often between the ages of 15 to 35, it is still possible to develop this condition in childhood or early adolescence." Here is helpful information for teens! | |
What You Need to Know About Panic Disorder
Panic disorder is a type of anxiety disorder that is characterized by persistent and unexpected panic attacks that are marked by a combination of physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms... Read more
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Panic Disorder and Teenagers
It is possible to experience panic disorder, panic attacks, and agoraphobia as a teenager. The signs and symptoms are often similar to that of an adult. However, teens with panic disorder may find it more challenging to adjust to their condition. Here will find an overview about panic disorder in teens, including tips for both parents and teens... Read more
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Tell the Difference Between an Anger Attack and a Panic
Researchers have conducted studies on what they term "anger attacks" in depressed and anxious individuals. They conclude that there are certain similarities between anger attacks and panic attacks... Read more
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Telling Others About Your Panic Disorder
Letting others know about your struggle with panic disorder can be difficult to do. However, sharing your experience with loved ones can help build your social support and self-confidence. Here you will find tips and strategies to talking to others about your diagnosis of panic disorder... Read more
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