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anxiety treatment programAnxiety is a familiar feeling that everyone experiences at some point in their life. Anxiety occurs when we are faced with stressful events, and it serves as a way of motivating and focusing us when operating normally. For example, anxiety from driving in rush hour traffic makes you more vigilant. It could motivate you to change your behavior, such as turning off the radio or ceasing conversations with a passenger. Anxiety is often described as the “fight-or-flight” response, but it is obviously more nuanced.

Unfortunately, many Americans suffer from anxiety disorders–several different anxiety-related conditions that depart from the constructive form anxiety should take. Instead, the overwhelming or uncontrollable anxiety becomes disruptive to daily functioning. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, “Over 40 million adults in the U.S. (19.1%) have an anxiety disorder. Meanwhile, approximately 7% of children aged 3-17 experience issues with anxiety each year. Most people develop symptoms before age 21.”

At Clear Recovery Center, our virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP) offers an anxiety treatment program via secure video conferencing. If anxiety is disrupting your school, home, or work, call 866.680.0969 to learn how we can help.

Types of Anxiety Disorders

All anxiety disorders have certain similarities with respect to symptoms and effects on a person’s lifestyle. However, there are many different types of disorders. Some of the most common types include:

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

Social anxiety disorder

Panic disorder

Phobias

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

GAD causes constant, exaggerated worrying about everyday life. This worrying can become so consuming that it is hard to concentrate or finish daily tasks. A person with GAD may become exhausted from the constant worrying and experience physical symptoms such as nausea or headaches.

Social Anxiety Disorder

Social anxiety disorder is not shyness or being an introvert. It is an intense fear of social interaction. Most commonly, this fear is driven by irrational worries related to embarrassment or humiliation. For example, those affected with social anxiety disorder may not participate in class discussions or conversations in a group setting because they feel they will say something stupid or awkward, or worse, not know what to say. When a social situation is unavoidable, and especially if it is sudden or forced, panic attacks are a likely outcome.

Panic Disorder

This disorder is characterized by panic attacks and sudden feelings of terror that can occur repeatedly and without warning. Panic attacks are often mistaken for heart attacks. A panic attack is often accompanied by physical symptoms, including chest pain, heart palpitations, dizziness, shortness of breath, and stomach upset. Many people will take desperate measures to avoid an attack, including social isolation.

Phobias

We all tend to avoid certain things or situations that make us uncomfortable or even fearful. But for someone with a phobia, certain places, events, or objects create powerful reactions of intense, irrational fear. Most people with specific phobias have several things that can trigger those reactions. They will often go to extreme lengths to avoid those triggers. Depending on the type and number of triggers, attempts to control fear can take over a person’s life.

Signs You Need Online Anxiety Treatment

Naturally, the signs and symptoms of the various anxiety disorders will vary based on the triggers and specific situations. However, several indicators are common to most anxiety disorders. These include:
  • Constantly feeling “on-edge”
  • Excessive restlessness
  • Difficulty paying attention
  • Feeling an uncontrollable sense of worry
  • Problems sleeping, such as staying or falling asleep
  • Increased sense of irritability
You’ll experience some of these symptoms in everyday life. However, if these symptoms occur constantly or excessively, you should seek help from our online anxiety treatment program. Call 866.680.0969 today to get started.

Our Outpatient Anxiety Treatment Approach

At Clear Recovery Center, our anxiety treatment program teaches our clients to manage stress. We walk each individual through the steps necessary to deal with anxiety. We focus on relaxation techniques and provide coping skills for managing stress. Remember that feeling anxious is a natural response.

Experiencing anxiety is not always an indicator of a mental health disorder. However, to reduce stress in your life, a person must take some vital steps. Some common suggestions we offer include:

Reducing caffeine intake

Maintaining a healthy diet

Establishing a regular sleeping pattern

Avoiding alcohol and recreational drugs

We are prepared to serve all Californians who desire a flexible online anxiety treatment program.

Find Help with Outpatient Anxiety Treatment

If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, Clear Recovery Center can help. We never make assumptions about a client’s life or experiences. We pride ourselves on being providers of outstanding mental health care and online anxiety treatment that is both effective and long-lasting.

Get the help you need by calling 866.680.0969 for more information.



3 Easy Steps

At Clear, we make it simple to start your journey to mental wellbeing.

Give us a call

Contact our 24/7 admission line to speak with a member of our care team. They will go over treatment options and insurance coverage.

Admission

If you are a good fit for treatment at Clear, we will schedule your admission date. Our team can accommodate a start within a few days.

Get Started!

You will jump right into your online therapy sessions on your first day. Your case manager and therapist will guide you on your journey to mental wellbeing.

We Are In-Network.

We accept most commercial health insurance policies. We are not contracted with Medi-Cal, Medicare, or Kaiser.

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