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    • Anxiety is a feeling that many people experience. It can range from feeling a little nervous to feeling very scared, and it can affect your daily life. Understanding anxiety is important so you can recognize its signs, manage how it makes you feel, and get help if you need it.
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    Although online quizzes are not diagnostic tools, your responses indicate extra help is not needed. If you or a loved one are still concerned with your mental health symptoms, please reach out to Rogers Behavioral Health at 833-308-5887 or reach out to us online for a free mental health screening with our team.

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    5 ways to help children through separation anxiety

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    Body Dysmorphic Disorder: 6 common signs and ways to support

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    Anticipatory anxiety: 4 ways parents can support students

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    10 common health anxiety symptoms

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