Treatment patterns for psychotropic drugs appear to have remained stable over the past decade, with benzodiazepines being the most commonly used medication for panic disorder.Many people who are addicted to alcohol or prescribed benzodiazepines when it is explained to them they have a choice between ongoing ill mental health or quitting and recovering from their symptoms decide on quitting alcohol or their benzodiazepines. Symptoms may temporarily worsen however, during alcohol withdrawal or benzodiazepine withdrawal. Psychological factors
Research has indicated the role of core or unconditional negative beliefs (e.g. "I am inept") and conditional beliefs nearer to the surface (e.g. "If I show myself, I will be rejected"). They are thought to develop based on personality and adverse experiences and to be activated when the person feels under threat. Recent research has also highlighted that conditional beliefs may also be at play (e.g., "If people see Im anxious, theyll think that Im weak").A secondary factor is self-concealment which involves concealing the expression of ones anxiety or its underlying beliefs. One line of work has focused more specifically on the key role of self-presentational concerns. The resulting anxiety states are seen as interfering with social performance and the ability to concentrate on interaction, which in turn creates more social problems, which strengthens the negative schema. Also highlighted has been a high focus on and worry about anxiety symptoms themselves and how they might appear to others.
Makena may refer to:

Makena Onjerika, Kenyan writer and 2018 Caine Prize winner
A brand name of hydroxyprogesterone caproate
Makena, Hawaii, a census-designated place in Maui County, Hawaii
Makena State Park
Makena Beach & Golf Resort, a resort in Maui

See also
McKenna (disambiguation)
MacKenna (disambiguation)