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Reduce Anxiety and Stress
• Do you have a fear of losing control or going crazy?
• Do you have upsetting thoughts or images that refuse to go away?
• Does chronic worry get in the way of your life?
• Are you troubled by unexpected "attacks" of anxiety or fear?
When Fear Gets Out of Control
For the millions of Americans with an anxiety disorder, symptoms can be unrelenting and terrifying. Fortunately, effective treatment is possible. Read below to find out more.
• Chronic Anxiety:
Ongoing and exaggerated worry about everyday things. This anxiety is chronic and interferes with every day living, including work, school or relationships.
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD):
Unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that can’t seem to be turned off. To reduce anxiety, individuals engage in rigid routines or rituals (compulsions) that may go on for hours at a time
• Panic Disorder:
Symptoms include out-of-the-blue attacks, racing thoughts, difficulty breathing, fear of dying and more. Sufferers often avoid situations they fear will trigger future panic attacks, such as shopping malls, grocery stores, and other public places.
• Social Anxiety:
An exaggerated fear of being embarrassed, rejected, or humiliated in social situations. This issue often interferes with forming new friendships or
gaining employment.
What You Can Do - Heather Kitchen, LCSW, has expertise using cognitive-behavior therapy. She also works closely with health care
professionals to ensure comprehensive and effective treatment.
>>Anxiety Resources & Links<<
• Do you have a fear of losing control or going crazy?
• Do you have upsetting thoughts or images that refuse to go away?
• Does chronic worry get in the way of your life?
• Are you troubled by unexpected "attacks" of anxiety or fear?
When Fear Gets Out of Control
For the millions of Americans with an anxiety disorder, symptoms can be unrelenting and terrifying. Fortunately, effective treatment is possible. Read below to find out more.
• Chronic Anxiety:
Ongoing and exaggerated worry about everyday things. This anxiety is chronic and interferes with every day living, including work, school or relationships.
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD):
Unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that can’t seem to be turned off. To reduce anxiety, individuals engage in rigid routines or rituals (compulsions) that may go on for hours at a time
• Panic Disorder:
Symptoms include out-of-the-blue attacks, racing thoughts, difficulty breathing, fear of dying and more. Sufferers often avoid situations they fear will trigger future panic attacks, such as shopping malls, grocery stores, and other public places.
• Social Anxiety:
An exaggerated fear of being embarrassed, rejected, or humiliated in social situations. This issue often interferes with forming new friendships or
gaining employment.
What You Can Do - Heather Kitchen, LCSW, has expertise using cognitive-behavior therapy. She also works closely with health care
professionals to ensure comprehensive and effective treatment.
>>Anxiety Resources & Links<<
