The 1960s is typified as the decade of hippy culture, free love and experimentation with drugs. LSD became known as the drug of the 60s and, for a time, was sometimes used as a therapy with conditions such as anxiety. Uncontrolled use and fears for the mental health of users ultimately brought about a ban. Effectively this slowed down (more often closed down) research into the possible benefits that drugs like LSD might have.
Despite its illegal status and the likelihood of a prison...
For anyone with anxiety or depression, the term cognitive behavioral therapy is bound to come up. This type of therapy has been found to be... Read more »
Anxiety medications help to reduce symptoms, however, they do not cure the anxiety. There are also a number of non-medication... Read more »
I had a major anxiety attack last night. My husband went to the emergency room about 11:00pm because his lungs were filling up with fluid.... Read more »
This summer season, there will be plenty of family picnics. Those with panic disorder may have a hard time coping with gatherings of any... Read more »
Thanksgiving is a time to get together with family. This can be either a blessing or a curse for people with anxiety. For some, family is a... Read more »
"Your fears are understandable." Individuals with anxiety often worry incessantly or become excessively fearful of things or situations that may not seem scary to others, such as being in a crowd or having to eat in front of someone. No...
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