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Anxiety

Anxiety is both physically and emotionally exhausting. Anxiety is noticeable initially through physical problems such as chest pains, heart palpitations, sleepless nights, racing thoughts, dizziness, or nausea. Our body usually has a stress response like that when we become aware of a threat or danger in our environment (Let’s say we encounter a bear during a hike). Our brain responds in the same way to the fear that we think about, not only are actually experiencing physically. Meaning that you can be in the safety of your home and your body is having a stress response because you are thinking of what could possibly go wrong or you worry about different aspects of your life.

Psychotherapy has been proven to be a most effective way to treat and prevent the recurrence of most types of anxiety. Unearthing and resolving long-standing issues can start to conquer your anxiety while having the openness of speaking with a professional in a safe environment. 

What is therapy for anxiety?

Anxiety is characterized by intense feelings of fear, worry, and stress. While feeling some worry is a normal part of life, sometimes extreme worry and anxiety can take over a person's entire life. With the help of a qualified therapist, anxiety can be managed and even stopped for good.

What are the benefits of therapy for anxiety?

Therapy for anxiety offers numerous benefits which set it apart from other forms of psychological treatment. In these sessions, the therapist helps the individual achieve two primary goals: firstly, to identify their anxiety symptoms, and secondly, to learn how to regain control when they experience anxiety.

 

Talk therapy is particularly beneficial for individuals who want to understand the root causes of their anxiety, identify their triggers and symptoms, overcome anxious thoughts and panic attacks, and regain control through prevention methods.

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What are the common symptoms of anxiety?

During talk therapy, individuals may experience a variety of symptoms related to anxiety. These symptoms can be physical and mental, and anyone can disrupt a person's daily routine.

 

Physical symptoms of anxiety may include heart palpitations, stomach aches, and vomiting. Psychological symptoms of anxiety may include feeling on edge, experiencing worry, stress or panic, difficulty focusing, feeling easily irritated and having negative thoughts.

Get expert support on anxiety with SDPsychology.

We have therapists with expertise in anxiety, understanding and managing it.  At SDPsychology, Our experts can help you prioritize your well-being while meeting your personal, family, and professional goals. To learn more about our services, contact us today.

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