Acute stress disorder is more persistent and much more intense than the routine stress that many teenagers experience. Unlike everyday stress about schoolwork or social interactions, acute stress disorder is an overwhelming reaction to a specific traumatic event. Examples of such traumatic events include being in a serious accident or witnessing a death. The resonant power of such an acute stressor can disrupt a teenager’s sense of well-being.
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Alcohol Addiction in Teens: A Complete Guide
This guide provides you with a comprehensive overview of alcohol abuse in teens and its short/long damaging effects.