Anxiety Disorder Treatment Centers in USA

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Anxiety Disorder Helpline

• Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress and can
  actually be beneficial in some situations. For
  some people, however, anxiety can become
  excessive. This is an anxiety disorder.
• For Anxiety Treatment Options In Your Area,
• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
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What is Anxiety

• Anxiety is an unpleasant feeling of nervousness
  and worry, which is often accompanied by
  impulsive nervous behaviors. These feelings could
  include overly anticipating or dreading upcoming
  or hypothetical events, or in general just
  relentlessly worrying about events that havent
  even happened yet. It differs from fear in that
  fear is a response to an immediate threat, while
  anxiety generally involves the anticipation of a
  future threat. Anxiety is sometimes generalized
  as an overreaction to situations that most people
  wouldnt subjectively find to be too dramatic.
• Anxiety can seem appropriate when some people do
  face unthinkable circumstances. It can even be
  productive at times because it can serve as tool
  to help drive someone to conquer a future threat.
  When an individual regularly experiences
  prolonged episodes of extreme anxiety lasting up
  to six months or more and interferes with their
  everyday living though, they may suffer from an
  anxiety disorder. The severity of some of these
  cases can be debilitating if left untreated and
  the symptoms of each individuals case must be
  examined by a licensed physician to properly
  assess the actual level of threat to the
  individual in comparison to how the individual
  actually perceives the threat.

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Types of Anxiety

• Everyone experiences anxiety at some point or
  another in their lives. While anxiety is a very
  normal emotion that people experience when they
  feeling the oncoming of a threat, anxiety
  disorders are a different problem all together.
  The difference between normal feelings of anxiety
  and anxiety disorders usually lie in the severity
  of symptoms. Anxiety can be a very unpleasant
  feeling, but it usually subsides at some point.
  Anxiety disorders can be very disruptive to ones
  life and interfere with their day to day
  lifestyle if left untreated. In some cases with
  anxiety disorders, symptoms of anxiety can be so
  extreme that they can be immobilizing and leave
  the person incapable of carrying on with their
  daily obligations.
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• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

• Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

• Panic Disorder

• This is the most common type of anxiety disorder.
  It can be defined as a continuous state of
  physical and/or mental tension and nervousness,
  with the inability to break away from the
  anxiety. People who suffer from GAD find
  themselves feeling constantly agitated, anxious
  and stressed out. This constant stress tends to
  be very disruptive to their daily lives. In cases
  like this one, anxiety can occur for no reason
  and leave the person feeling miserable and
  incapable of properly dealing with everyday
  stressors.

• This is a debilitating anxiety disorder that can
  bring about bouts of anxiety so severe that
  hospitalization may be required. This type of
  anxiety disorder is characterized by panic
  attacks, which are episodes of extreme anxiety
  that can cause excessive sweating, tingling
  sensations, numbness or weakness of body,
  dizziness, difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat,
  digestive problems and depersonalization.
• For Anxiety Treatment Options In Your Area,
• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

• Specific Phobias

• Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

• People sometimes attach feelings of intense and
  irrational fear to other specific scenarios or
  objects. Phobias are generally characterized by
  disastrous thinking where the person believes
  that the worst possible scenario could happen.
  Such objects that could be subject to phobias
  include spiders, snakes, blood or airplanes.
  Often a person may try to avoid any and all
  situations where the feared object could possibly
  be present. Just like with social phobia, people
  will engage in avoidance behaviors. They are
  often incapable of controlling their fears and
  experience restrictions to their normal daily
  routine because their constant fear could
  interfere with it.
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• PTSD is an anxiety disorder that occurs after a
  traumatic event. Those who suffer from PTSD
  oftentimes must seek outside help. This is
  because the residual effects of PTSD can be long
  term and may even last for the remainder of ones
  life if it is left untreated. In many cases,
  patients with PTSD will often relive the
  traumatic event mentally and physically and can
  become disconnected with reality. Like panic
  attacks, these episodes may have some triggers
  that initiate them, but in some cases they may
  occur without any real warning.

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Symptoms of Anxiety

• Anxiety is a common human emotion that everybody
  falls victim to at one point of another. Trying
  to make the grade in school, workplace stressors,
  financial insecurity or even just the fear of
  heights are all examples of examples of anxiety.
  Some of these healthy stressors drive people to
  be more productive, whether it be to earn more
  money or complete specific tasks by deadlines.
  However, for some, feelings of anxiety can be so
  intense and so frequent, that it instead
  interferes with their life.
• For Anxiety Treatment Options In Your Area,
• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
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Treatment Options

• There is an abundance of treatment options that
  are available for people who struggle with
  anxiety. There are resources available online
  that can help provide insight into where and how
  a person with anxiety can get the help they need
  and start to better understand their condition.
  Patients suffering from chronic and severe
  anxiety often require a comprehensive and
  detailed assessment to determine the severity of
  their condition and from there, can determine
  proper treatment procedures to follow. In many
  cases, anxiety treatment will include the use of
  medication or therapy or some combination of the
  two.
• For Anxiety Treatment Options In Your Area,
• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• info_at_anxietydisorderhelpline.com
• www.anxietydisorderhelpline.com

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Treatment Options

• Medication

• Therapy

• There are several medications that are utilized
  to help people who are struggling with an anxiety
  disorder and struggle to carry through with their
  day to day lives. These medications help to
  reduce the occurrence of anxiety symptoms and
  help to correct some physiological imbalances
  that can occur as the result of anxiety
  disorders. Anxiety medications, normally referred
  to as anti-anxiety medications, should only be
  used under the supervision of a doctor and any
  and all side effects that one may be experiencing
  from using them should be reported to ensure that
  the individual can make the appropriate
  adjustments.
• For Anxiety Treatment Options In Your Area,
• Please call our 24/7 Helpline
• [phone]
• info_at_anxietydisorderhelpline.com
• www.anxietydisorderhelpline.com

• While anti-anxiety medications do serve as a
  valuable tool to help some of the physiological
  imbalance that are caused by chronic and severe
  anxiety, it is best utilized when used in
  conjunction with proper therapy to help patients
  take care of both the physiological and
  psychological sides of their anxiety. This helps
  them receive a comprehensive treatment for their
  condition.

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