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Problems (Addiction (Porn, Vape, Cigarette, Drugs, Gaminng, Social Media),…

- - - - Withdrawal from family and spending a lot of time alone
      - Withdrawal from family and spending a lot of time alone
      - Low self-esteem
      - Finding excuses to stay away from school or work including school refusal
      - Friends disappearing or being excluded from social events
      - Losing weight or changing appearance to try and fit in
      - Fresh marks on the skin that could indicate self-harm and dressing differently such as wearing long sleeved clothes in the summer to hide any marks
      - A change in personality i.e. anger, depression, crying, withdrawn
      - Examples
        
        Mean texts
        
        Prank
        
        Hacking
        
        Rude
        
        Spreading secrets or rumours
        
        Hurtful messages
    - - Depression and anxiety
        
        Increased feelings of sadness and loneliness
        
        Changes in sleep and eating patterns
        
        Loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy
      - Health complaints
      - Decreased academic achievement
        
        They are more likely to miss, skip, or drop out of school.
  - - - Higher risk of death
        
        Deaths due to an unintentional overdose of drugs or alcohol, or both, cold weather...etc
        
        Violence
      - Injuries, struck by a motor vehicle are often
    - - affect joints, ligaments and tendons (like arthritis)
        
        due to stressful living on streets or in shelters
        
        inability to afford prescription medications
        
        poor sleeping conditions
        
        As a result, much chronic pain in this population goes untreated.
    - - Poor nutrition can contribute to a number of chronic conditions over time
      - issues like fatigue and weakness in the short term.
    - - ill-fitting shoes and worn-out socks
        
        The inability to shower often and maintain good hygiene often adds to existing health issues.
    - - Risk of Infectious diseases such as...
        
        Hepatitis A, B, and C, tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS—due to compromised immune systems, poor nutrition and hygiene, and frequent overcrowding at shelters.
      - Survival sex or intravenous drug use, also increases the risk of the spread of disease.
      - Combined with barriers many homeless people face in getting treatment, make avoiding infectious diseases difficult
    - - Lead to tooth decay and other oral health issues
    - - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, emphysema, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory disease are also common among people experiencing homelessness.
    - - mostly cause...
        
        hypertension, diabetes, seizures...etc
        
        Cause of seizures
        
        sleep deprivation, anxiety, and stress also contributed to the seizures, alcohol
    - - Youth who are homeless tend to have more sexual partners and at younger ages, making them more at risk of sexually transmitted diseases.
        
        makes reproductive conditions like pregnancy even more stressful
        
        due to already having compromised health and lacking support systems
    - - Depression rates are high
        
        22-46 percent having attempted suicide and up to 61 percent having had suicidal thoughts".
  - - - Back injuries, e.g. caused by lifting heavy or awkward objects.
      - Hand/wrist injuries, e.g. RSI, carpal tunnel syndrome etc.
      - Post traumatic stress disorder, e.g. road accident, military situation (for example serving in Afghanistan).
      - Ear injuries, e.g. noise induced deafness.
      - Whiplash, e.g. car accident.
- - - - Intrusive thoughts of death or suicide
      - Self harm
      - More stress
        
        Relationship between family
        
        Friendship
        
        Grades
        
        Love relationships
        
        Pregnancy
      - Depressed mood on most day
      - Feeling worthless or guilty
      - Trouble concentrating or making decisions
      - Too little or too much sleep most day
      - Low energy or fatigue
      - Physical agitation or feelings of sluggishness
    - - Stress
        
        Grades
        
        Low grades
        
        Relationship between family
        
        Conflict
        
        Friendship
        
        Love relationships
        
        Pregnancy
        
        Conflict
      - Types of anxiety disorders:
        
        Generalized anxiety disorder
        
        Excessive anxiety for no apparent reason that lasts for 6 months or longer
        
        Social anxiety
        
        Fear of judgment or humiliation in social situations
        
        Separation anxiety
        
        Fear of being away from home or family
        
        Phobia
        
        Fear of a specific activity, object, or situation
        
        Hypochondriasis
        
        Persistent fear of having serious health issues
        
        Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
        
        Post-traumatic stress disorder
        
        severe anxiety after a traumatic event or events