Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Worry That Is Out of Proportion for the Situation.

What We Treat

Social Anxiety
Panic Disorder
Agoraphobia
Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Overwhelming Worry

Everyone worries from time to time, but for some individuals worry becomes so excessive and uncontrollable, and is associated with a host of physical symptoms, that a diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is warranted.

These individuals may worry excessively about a variety of issues, such as day-to-day matters, their own health or the health of others, work or academic performance, relationships, and the future.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Disorder Is Very Treatable.

Generalized anxiety disorder is mentally and physically exhausting. But no matter how overwhelming things seem now, you can break free from chronic worrying, learn to calm your anxious mind, and regain your sense of hope since generalized anxiety disorder is highly treatable. Our staff at CrownView Medical Group uses evidence-based practices and can help you improve your symptoms very soon.

90% of Generalized Anxiety Disorder Individuals Have Another Psychiatric Diagnosis. If Someone Has Co-occurring Disorders, All Disorders Need to Be Effectively Treated.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Signs and Symptoms

Generalized Anxiety Disorder often include symptoms such as the following:

fear of a panic attack, fear of people noticing a panic attack, fear of humiliation
physical feelings of anxiety (e.g. heart racing, sweating, stomach discomfort)/li>
feeling fidgety, restless or unable to sit still
feeling irritable, getting easily upset, snapping at people for minor reasons
sleep problems: this can include having a hard time falling asleep, waking up frequently during the night, or having a restless and unsatisfying sleep
difficulty paying attention or concentrating being easily fatigued
muscle pains (often in the neck and shoulders)