Anxiety
Anxiety can be like an invisible presence and can follow you into every aspect of your life — from work to family to your quietest moments.
What is Anxiety?
Anxiety is an emotional response and can cause feelings of tension, worrying thoughts, and hypertension.
Anxiety is a natural reaction to stress and can be seen as a warning system for perceived threats/dangers. It might feel like a hidden barrier preventing you from living life to the fullest.
When anxiety becomes pervasive and overwhelming—it could mean an anxiety disorder.
These disorders are more intense, usually irrational, and can persist even when the stressor is no longer present, which necessitates professional help. That’s where we come in.
We recognize that the experience of anxiety is deeply personal and varies greatly from one person to the next.
How Anxiety Affects A Person
Common symptoms consist of:
- Constant worry or fear about everyday things.
- Rapid heartbeat and palpitations.
- Difficulty concentrating or mind going blank.
- Irritability.
- Muscle tension.
- Sleep issues like difficulty falling or staying asleep.
- Avoidance of anxiety-inducing situations.
Experiencing anxiety at one time or another is a part of life, but if these symptoms are almost frequent and interfere severely with your life, it might be time to get professional help.
What We Can Do to Help
Our specialized medication management service is at the center of our anxiety treatment, and we customize a plan for each client depending on the symptoms and their severity. During your time with us, we track your progress and make changes as needed to ensure the best results for you.
Medication can include anti-anxiety medications to help manage symptoms and improve the mental health of those affected.
For All Ages
Anxiety has no age limit. We have experience assisting a diverse range of people — from the young to the elder members of our community.
Next Steps
Contact us today for a consultation to learn about how we can make a positive difference.
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- +1 617 207 2595
- (617) 553-7532
- info@adorabh.sprucecare.com
- 204 Brockton Ave. Abington MA 02351
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