neurosis
neurosis Causes
The most common causes of neurosis are emotional stress and physical stress. More specific causes depend on the particular type of neurosis.
neurosis Definition
Neurosis pertains to a wide range of mental disorders that, unlike psychosis and certain types of personality disorders, do not generally affect self-awareness and overall rational thought. It is also known as neurotic disorder or psychoneurosis.
neurosis Diagnosis
Diagnosis of neurosis is based on an interview with the patient, along with psychoanalytic, psychotherapeutic, cognitive behavioral, or other psychiatric techniques.
neurosis Symptoms and Signs
There are several forms of neurosis, and symptoms vary depending on the specific type of neurosis involved. In general, neurosis may be characterized by: emotional distress; occupational disturbance; disturbance of social life; disturbance of personal relationships; anxiety; sadness; depression; anger; irritability; confusion; low sense of self-worth; and accompanied by self-awareness of one's own psychological problems.
neurosis Treatment
Treatment depends on the type of neurosis present. But generally, this includes a multi-disciplinary approach involving behavior-altering medications, psychotherapy, and more specific counseling.q