Brief and rare moments of depersonalization or derealization are common; that’s the feelings of detachment from your body or environment. You might feel like you’re living in a dream or watching your actions in a movie. According to DSM-V, when these feelings are not transient but experienced repeatedly, they form depersonalization-derealization…
It is normal to feel anxious when attending a job interview, taking a test, or making significant life changes. Such sensations may arise in response to stress and danger, and for most people, they are temporary. However, those feelings are more serious for a person with an anxiety disorder to the point of interfering with daily life…
If someone is slightly anxious when exposed to a social situation, such as meeting someone new or going to a party, it can be a normal thing. However, if one excessively dreads or panics because of usual situations like those mentioned above, it is likely to be a sign of a medical condition referred to as social anxiety disorder…
