Anxiety Biodecoding: Types and Treatment

There are eleven types main of anxiety disorder:

  • Generalized anxiety disorder

  • panic disorder

  • Panic disorder with or without agoraphobia

  • Disorder

  • post traumatic stress disorder

  • acute stress disorder

  • separation anxiety disorder

  • childhood anxiety disorder

  • Social phobia

  • Disorder

  • Substance-induced anxiety disorders

Each type of disorder has its own symptom and characteristics, therefore requiring methodologies therapeutics and differentiated treatments. The emotions and symptoms associated with anxiety disorders range from simple nervousness to episodes of terror and panic. In order to calibrate and diagnose correctly the different types of anxiety, its depth and roots in the patient, standardized clinical questionnaires can be used.

In all of our centers in Madrid and in Las Rozas, Torrelodones, Villalba, Pozuelo, Boadilla, Galapagar, Majadahonda and El Escorial, we treat anxiety disorders by applying third-generation therapeutic techniques and advanced psychotherapy. of , adapted to our current sociocultural reality, establishing routines and disciplines in harmony with the life and environment of the patient, which allows them to fully integrate into their social and family group, thus maximizing their quality of life and that of their close circle.

The anxiety It is a natural adaptive evolutionary mechanism that allows us to be alert to situations of danger. A certain degree of anxiety or stress provides the protection necessary precaution in situations that we consider dangerous. Although a state of anxiety moderate and temporarily limited can help us maintain concentration and face difficult challenges, sometimes the anxiety response system is seen overflowed and it malfunctions in an uncontrolled way, that is, there is an overreaction to the stimulus. Those individuals who experience this type of behavior find themselves paralyzed and feel helpless, generating impaired functioning. psychosocialphysiological ly. It is in these cases, in which anxiety manifests itself at inappropriate times or is very intense and long-lasting, when interferes with the person’s normal activities and should be considered as a disorder that must be treated.

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Therapy and treatment for anxiety disorders

The anxiety widespread may be linked to some kind of conflict underlying psychological and, these conflicts are usually related to insecurities and self-critical attitudes that are self-destructive for the individual, therefore, at we understand that the psychotherapy is an effective technique to help understand and to resolve internal psychological conflicts of the person suffering from anxiety.

The team of specialist psychologists Vertices Psychologists, uses therapeutic techniques of third generation and advanced psychotherapy, with scientific and therapeutic bases and foundations, of and of Humanist Therapies such as , with more than 20 years of clinical research and 50 years of international progress, for the treatment of anxiety.

The objectives that we pursue with the therapeutic intervention are, essentially and in the first stage of the treatment, the following: First, obtain the trustand the collaboration of the patient; secondly, to break the rigid system of perception of reality that the patient possesses and; third and last, demonstrate to the patient that the change it’s possible. During the second stage of treatment, the objectives are, first of all, beef up the ability to change; secondly, to achieve an effective change in the situation and; thirdly and lastly, the restructuring cognitive of the patient with anxiety.

The third stage of the treatment seeks the following objectives: Firstly, to make the person experiment directly situations of overcoming gradual problem and; secondly and lastly, get the redefinition perception of self, others and the world. Finally, in the fourth stage, we look for the autonomy patient’s staff, free from the limiting ties of anxiety and its consolidation and protection against relapses.

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