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Why Do People Self-Harm?

Self-harm refers to someone hurting their body on purpose. The methods for harm vary, and the injuries can range...

Side Effects of Anxiety Medications: Real Advice vs. Asking “Dr. Google”

“Do you have any questions for the pharmacist?” Every visit to your local pharmacy includes an opportunity to discuss your...

Interoceptive Exposure for Panic Disorder

Interoceptive Exposure (IE) is a component of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) used to treat panic disorder by intentionally exposing...

How to Explain What Anxiety Feels Like

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illnesses in America. However, many people struggle to identify how their anxiety...

Other Medications to Treat Anxiety When First Line Treatments Fail

Since the 1980s, SSRIs and benzodiazepines have dominated the prescription medication scene for depression, anxiety, and panic disorder. SSRIs...

Possible School Accommodations for Anxiety and Panic Disorders

Like many mental health disorders, anxiety and panic disorders can present a wide variety of challenges for students and...

Is Online Therapy Right for You?

We all know that the world has become more and more digitally connected. But during these uncertain times, many...

How To Cope With Your Anxiety Or Panic Attacks During Covid-19

Unprecedented times - it’s the phrase of the year, and for a good reason. COVID-19 has triggered a pandemic...

What are the primary types of panic and anxiety disorders?

Ever felt nervous before a date? Worried about an interview? Panicky before giving a speech? Sweaty palms, heart pounding,...

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Which Anxiety Medication is Best for Me?

On a daily basis, millions of people search the internet for answers about treating their anxiety.  Which anxiety medication is best?  Which antidepressant actually...

Over-the-Counter Anxiety Treatments

Anxiety disorders affect nearly 30 percent of adults at some point in their lives. Anxiety disorders are different from normal feelings of nervousness or...

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The fight or flight response arises in a primitive part of the brain as a safety feature. When danger is perceived, the body readies...

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