Erika Bach, a licensed clinical psychologist based in New York City, who specializes in trauma, relationships, anxiety and depression, told Newsweek: "High-functioning anxiety refers to individuals ...

People with ‘high functioning’ anxiety can quickly develop severe anxiety and depression, which leads to high rates of burnout and even suicide. The stress will also impact physical health ...

Anxiety is considered to be a normal emotion that causes fear, increased blood pressure or a rapid heart rate. Some people also have high-functioning anxiety, which is not really a clinical diagnosis.

High-functioning anxiety can cause us to continue ... or have suffered from, anxiety or depression. In recent years the A-word has become a bit of a buzzword, as 20-somethings have started sharing ...

With nurses in particular, recent research recommended expressing emotions, exercising, joining a support group, getting ...

The stereotypical image of depression is often of someone withdrawn and unable to function. However, a significant proportion of the population struggle with a lesser-known form: high-functioning ...

Anxiety isn't only a mental or emotional experience. Anxious thoughts or feelings kick your "fight-or-flight" response into high gear ... or inciting stress and depression. Agoraphobia is a ...

However, not all mental health battles are the same. Some people grapple with 'high-functioning depression', which allows them to live their lives like anyone else, despite a constant undercurrent ...

Anxiety and depression in gifted children tend to manifest from perfectionism, the inevitable failures of grandiose ...

While high-functioning depression may be imperceptible ... because she had witnessed the suffering people with depression and anxiety have had to endure. "I saw the need," she says, adding ...

I work with high-functioning adults who have lived ... I employ EMDR, CBT (for PTSD, anxiety, OCD, depression, and substance overuse), ACT, mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills ...

In teenagers with childhood-onset chronic pain unrelated to chronic disease, poor sleep quality and depression were risk factors for substance use in young adulthood.