Stress Reactions

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Stress Reactions: When to Get Help

Some reactions are normal and others indicate trouble ahead. If you or someone in your family find prolonged signs of the following behaviors, it may be time to seek assistance.

Unexplained crying or sadness
Suicide threats, either direct or indirect
Significant change in behavior
Severe drop in school performance
Relationship difficulties
Irrational or bizarre behavior
Increased use of alcohol or drugs
Headaches or stomachaches with no physical cause
Grinding teeth
Eating or sleeping problems, nightmares
Depression or panic
Confusion
Accident proneness, such as fender benders