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Anxiety Counselling

Are you facing anxiety disorders? Know your symptoms, and start your Anxiety counselling with our mental health experts

Anxiety is a non peculiar part of a person’s life. Anxiety can be useful sometimes, it can alert us to dangers and help us prepare and pay attention to the same. But the real threat comes when it starts to happen too frequently even on the small subjects. This can lead to various problems like, restlessness, insomnia, mood swings, improper diet, tiredness and much worse. Regular episodes of anxiety can lead to long lasting problems if it goes untreated, it is better to go for therapy when you face anxiety symptoms too frequently in your life.

Benefits of Anxiety Counselling

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Anxiousness is all because of the negativity you feel around. Through anxiety counselling, your thought process will become positive, so as your approach towards life too.

Lack of self-confidence is the primary cause behind anxiety. And by anxiety counselling, you will get positivity and confidence while doing any work.

You will not need anyone to boost your mood. The anxiety counselling covers self-soothing techniques through which you can keep yourself engaged and happy by practicing various exercises or activities.

If, in any case, your loved ones or you start to feel anxious in the future, you will know how to manage anxiety. You can use our techniques and manage your anxiousness with ease.

Through every anxiety counselling session, you will learn problem-solving skills. The counselling will help you to overcome your anxiety or phobias.

Social anxiety is one of the types of anxiety in humans. Many people face this; hence through regular anxiety counselling, you will have improved social skills through which you will be able to express yourself in a better way to society.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Anxiety is a medical condition wherein an individual constantly gets anxious, worried, and stressed about everyday situations. Extreme anxiety can lead to suicidal thoughts, as it makes the patient feel sad and slowed down.

There are different types of anger. You can manage your anger at initial levels through exercising, meditating, and listening to music. But in severe cases, you need professional help, as your anger can have the worst outcomes if ignored.

Anxiety attacks happen to those who have major anxiety issues. The symptoms are increasing in heart rate, restlessness, rapid breathing, and insomnia. An anxiety attack can also lead to heart attacks.

Anxiety disorder is a mental health condition characterized by feelings of worry, anxiety or fear that are strong enough to interfere with one's daily activities. Anxiety disorder can be best treated with the help of a therapist.

Anxiety is not curable, but there are ways to keep it from being a big problem. Getting the right treatment for your anxiety will help you dial back your out-of-control worries so that you can get on with life. Scientific studies have helped healthcare providers sort out which ones work best for most people. The reason that anxiety can’t be cured is that a person’s tendency towards anxiety is part of their genetic makeup — something no treatment can change. Consult a therapist to deal with your anxiety.

Some of the symptoms of anxiety are: racing thoughts, uncontrollable over-thinking, difficulties concentrating, feelings of dread, panic or 'impending doom', feeling irritable, heightened alertness, problems with sleep, changes in appetite.

Anxiety can trigger your flight-or-fight stress response and release a flood of chemicals and hormones, like adrenaline, into your system. Prolonged emotional stress and worry can lead to a variety of health concerns and can even influence hormonal levels. The body’s central nervous system goes into overdrive and releases cortisol that can boost sugar levels and triglycerides. But if cortisol is constantly being triggered it can result in physical reactions, including: short-term memory loss and concentration problems, digestive disorders, sleep disorders, lowered immune system, elevated blood pressure and in rare cases even a heart attack.