What Is Anxiety?
Anxiety is a powerful feeling that can manifest both emotionally, through worry and tension, and physically, with symptoms like digestive issues or elevated blood pressure. While everyone encounters anxiety at times, distinguishing between normal anxiety and an anxiety disorder is crucial. Our psychiatrists at Serenity Mental Health Centers are dedicated to identifying whether individuals are facing normal feelings of anxiety or an anxiety disorder. We engage closely with our patients to assess persistent anxiety, diagnose the specific type of disorder, and determine the most effective treatment. Understanding the challenges of dealing with anxiety, we offer the necessary support and care at our Phoenix, AZ office to help you lead a liberated life.
How Is Anxiety Treated?
Each person who visits our office brings a unique set of experiences and challenges. This is particularly true when it comes to anxiety, which can vary from generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) to social anxiety and panic disorder. Understanding that anxiety cannot be addressed with a universal approach, we've fostered a safe and welcoming space for patients to voice questions, express concerns, and explore treatment possibilities. Our objective is to tailor a treatment plan that aligns with each individual's preferences and requirements. To achieve this, we offer a variety of anxiety treatments, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and ketamine IV therapy, ensuring comprehensive support on the path to better mental health.
What Are the Causes and Symptoms of Anxiety?
Anxiety often arises from a mix of genetic, environmental, and psychological factors. Stressful life events, such as trauma or significant changes, can trigger anxiety, alongside genetic predispositions and brain chemistry. Common symptoms include persistent worry, restlessness, and physical signs such as a rapid heartbeat, sweating, and muscle tension. Individuals may also experience trouble concentrating, irritability, and sleep issues. Recognizing and addressing these factors is crucial for effective anxiety management and treatment.
Get the Support You Need
Our team is dedicated to supporting you in regaining control over your life and managing your anxiety disorder in harmony with your lifestyle. Serenity Mental Health Centers offers a secure environment for healing. Should you be experiencing anxiety symptoms, we encourage you to contact our experts in Phoenix, AZ without delay.
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I am so fortunate to have come to Serenity and gotten help with my mental health and medication concerns. They have truly helped me take care of myself and put me first. Everyone in the office is kind, helpful, and greets you with a warm smile. I would recommend this place for your mental health needs any day of the week. Definitely 5 stars.
I’m delighted to share my positive experience with Dr. Jerrzy Hubert. His kindness, genuine concern, and unwavering support have been instrumental in my journey toward better mental health. I appreciate Dr. Hubert’s expertise and compassionate approach, making each session a source of comfort and progress. As Dr. Hubert embarks on a new chapter with a move, I want to express my sincere best wishes. I will miss his guidance, but I’m truly grateful for the positive impact he had on my well-being. Thank you and good luck!
Our family has been very fortunate to find such caring, kind, and empathetic individuals. From the moment you call them to the very first time, you attend your initial appointment and intake. The staff is supportive, helpful, patient, knowledgeable and extremely caring. Our family is very happy and feel like it is a safe environment. Everyone there loves what’s they do you can feel it. Kaytlyn and Dr. Elias Ruiloba are amzaing. Dr. Ruiloba was patient and explained treatment process, answered questions without making us feel like we are a burden. We are very thankful we are in the care of Serenity Mental Health. I would highly recommend them to families. Marram Saggaf
Dr Prussing is a gem -- truly. Serenity Mental Health has been lucky to have her services. The entire office is incredibly friendly, professional, personable, and quick, but Dr Prussing has exercised prudent and compassionate care the entire time I have worked with her to manage my medication and mental health. I feel heard and seen when I am in an appointment with Dr Prussing; I feel like I have another human being sitting across from me who truly just wants to help another human being if she can. And she has helped me and my family tremendously with her expertise and judgement.
I went here initially to treat my adhd and then I was introduced to TMS and Ketamine therapies so I went back to treat my depression and anxiety. This has been such a great facility to go to for all of the above. The staff is so kind, professional, and goes above and beyond for their patients. These folks truly want their patients to succeed and I can see that. I highly recommend checking this place out. To the staff, thank you all for being the best at what you do! You’ve given me a stellar opportunity and the tools to continue my journey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are generalized anxiety disorder and general anxiety the same thing?
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) differs significantly from general anxiety. General anxiety is a common response to stress or uncertainty, but generalized anxiety disorder involves intense, excessive worry about daily matters. Individuals with GAD often experience worry without clear reasons and struggle to break this persistent cycle.
What can I do if my partner has anxiety?
If your partner suffers from anxiety, it's important to understand that anxiety isn't something they can simply shake off. However, with the proper support, assistance, and information, your partner might manage to work through these tendencies. Should your partner be grappling with anxiety, here are a few supportive actions you can take:
- Reassure them that everything will be alright
- Remain calm and patient
- Avoid making them feel guilty
- Ask how you can assist them at that moment
Does anxiety run in families?
If you have a relative with generalized anxiety disorder, your own risk of developing anxiety may increase. Studies indicate that genetics can influence this likelihood, though the specific ways in which these conditions are transmitted within families remain uncertain.