Psychology

2. Anxiety screening developed as a brief scale for anxiety and scores common anxiety symptoms. Patient’s self report frequency.
3. This stems from an external stressor. Patients are hypervigilant and ready to "regress" back to state of survival mode
5. This provider holds their doctorate degree but do not prescribe medications. They are trained to diagnose mental health disorders and conditions and to provide therapy.
6. Maslow’s level that includes financial security and health.
10. Low mood is hallmarked by sadness, an inability to feel happy, a sense of hopelessness and permanence.
12. Nonverbal way to communicate understanding and support.
14. Focuses on the diseases of the brain and how the brain is hardwired using objective metrics and physical aspect of the condition.

1. An MD who specialize in mental health. They can prescribe interventions, medications and therapy.
4. The highest level of Maslow’s hierarchy, focused on personal growth and fulfillment
7. The psychological need for belonging and acceptance.
8. The persistent state of fear (future, past, social or phobia).
9. This is eating large amounts of food and then "purging".
11. In the stage of grief, the person will often try to make deals with a higher power.
13. Basic physiological need essential for survival.