dddLack of motivation

Change in sleeping pattern

Change in Appetite

Lack of energy

Feelings of being overwhelmed

Sadness

Feelings of emptiness

Not able to feel joy for an extended time

Trouble concentrating

Thoughts of suicide

Please note that the above list shows signs and symptoms most commonly seen in depression. There are many forms of depression.  Symptoms can vary. Please seek professional support if you or someone you love is experiencing symptoms of any kind that hinder daily life (work, school, home, relationships, self care or general happiness).

Consistent worry

Sleeplessness

Feelings of being overwhelmed

Palpitations

Dizziness

Fear of death

Feelings of detachment

Restlessness

Tiredness

Not being able to concentrate

Somatic symptomolgy (headaches, neusea, muscle aches)

Please note that the above list shows signs and symptoms of those most commonly seen in anxiety.  There are many forms of anxiety. Symptoms can vary. Please seek professional support if you or someone you love is experiencing symptoms of any kind that hinder daily life (work, school, home, relationships, self care or general happiness).

remors

Stealing and financial hardship

Bloodshot eyes

Change in personality, behavior, friends, activities

Attendence issues with work school and sleep

Decrease in personal hygiene

Excitibility or mania

Extreme sleeping habits (not sleeping at all or sleeping for long periods of time)

Manipulation 

Finding drug paraphernalia in room, backpack, car, e.g.)

Please note that the above list shows signs and symptoms most commonly seen for a range of substances .  Symptoms can vary. Please seek professional support if you or someone you love is experiencing symptoms of any kind that hinder daily life (work,health, school, home, relationships, self care or general happiness).

Change in Weight

Preoccupation with food or exercise

Taking laxatives

Vomiting food

Using items to mask breath (mints/mouthwash)

Not eating meals in front of others

Preoccupation with self image

Please note that the above list shows signs and symptoms most commonly seen in Eating Disorders. There are many forms of eating disorders.  Symptoms can vary. Please seek professional support if you or someone you love is experiencing symptoms of any kind that hinder daily life (work, school, home, relationships, self care or general happiness).

Trouble sleeping

Mood changes that are drastic and last days, months or weeks

Symptoms of Depression

Angry Outbursts

Unusual Amounts of Energy

Feelings of Euphoria

Rapid Speech

Nervous behaviors such as pulling hair, biting nails and pacing

Racing Thoughts

Decreased energy levels

Thoughts of suicide

 Please note that the above list shows signs and symptoms most commonly seen in Eating Disorders. There are many forms of Eating Disorders.  Symptoms can vary. Please seek professional support if you or someone you love is experiencing symptoms of any kind that hinder daily life (work, school, home, relationships, self care or general happiness).