Mental Health Treatment
Evidence-Based Anxiety Treatment to Help You Find Calm & Stability
Anxiety takes many different forms and can be characterized by the type of worry and what you are worrying for. Some of these different forms include panic disorder, phobias, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder, to name a few.
While there are multiple faces to anxiety, most of these disorders share the same general symptoms, including panic, fear, inability to stay still or calm, insomnia, and more. There also can be very pronounced physical symptoms, including nausea, tense muscles, dizziness, and more. There is no pinned-down all-encompassing cause of anxiety, as it wholly depends on the sufferer. However, some studies show that the disorder might run in the family or could be linked to faulty wiring in the brain. Anxiety doesn’t have to be the end-all-be-all of your life. Recovery is possible.
Understanding Anxiety
How Casa Recovery Treats Anxiety
We all experience anxiety to some degree during our daily lives. People feel anxious before an exam, a job interview, or making an important decision — and that is completely normal. However, some people struggle to shrug off anxiety to the extent that they become unable to function in their daily activities.
Very often the symptoms of an anxiety disorder can interfere with performance at work or school and also disrupt close personal relationships. Our team helps you understand what you are experiencing and build a path back to stability.
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Resources for Anxiety
- Causes of anxiety
- Signs and symptoms of anxiety
- Why get professional help for anxiety
- Types of anxiety and how to find treatment
- Effects of untreated anxiety
Know the Signs
Different Types of Anxiety Disorders
There are different types of anxiety disorders that are broadly categorized into three groups: generalized anxiety, panic, and phobia-related disorders. Here we take a closer look at each category.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
People who have GAD experience extreme anxiety for most days over a period of at least six months. Triggers include issues surrounding personal health, social life, career, and general life circumstances. Symptoms include restlessness, irritability, fatigue, lack of focus, muscle tension, uncontrollable feelings of worry, and insomnia.
Panic Disorder
Panic disorder is characterized by attacks that can be so severe the person experiences chest pains, shortness of breath, trembling, and muscle tension. There is usually a trigger for a panic attack, which can be related to a previous traumatic experience or situation.
Phobia-Related Disorders
When someone has a phobia, they have an irrational fear of something — any object or situation. Individuals with a phobia-related disorder will take any necessary steps to avoid the situation or object they fear, and are likely to react in an extreme way very quickly if they encounter it.
A Whole-Person Approach
How Holistic Treatments Work to Heal Anxiety
More than a third of Americans regularly engage in one type of holistic practice in their daily lives, including yoga and meditation. The holistic approach to mental health treatment places emphasis on finding natural ways of coping with anxiety so that symptoms can be managed successfully over the long term.
Holistic practices refer to the treatment of the individual as a whole — their mental, emotional, and physical symptoms. This differs from conventional medicine, which treats the symptoms rather than the cause. By treating the individual’s overall wellbeing, they have a greater chance of finding a sustainable way of overcoming anxiety.
Holistic therapies are particularly useful because they can easily be incorporated into a person’s daily routine. Taking time out for meditation or physical exercise are both holistic ways of clearing the mind and refreshing the body — invaluable for a person with anxiety who has a severe reaction to stress, as they can learn to reduce and even eliminate their negative responses altogether.
Start with Healing
Get Anxiety Treatment in Orange County at Casa Recovery
Our helpful staff cares and wants to make sure you heal from your mental health issue or dual-diagnosis issue in the healthiest way possible. Casa Recovery offers exclusive mental health services in Orange County, CA.
If you have concerns about a loved one’s mental health or feel you are in need of help yourself, we are here to help you. We provide effective treatment for anxiety disorders at our mental health treatment center in San Juan Capistrano, CA. Contact us today to find out more about personalized mental health treatment programs at Casa Recovery.
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If you have questions about anxiety treatment or any of our programs, we are here for you and ready to assist in any way we can. Contact us right now to get the help you deserve from a group of people who care.