Treatment is available for anxiety disorders. This may include therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and medication. Treatment is effective in reducing the symptoms of anxiety and helping people to live normal, productive lives.
Too often, however, people with anxiety do not receive the treatment that can help them. The ADAA estimates that only one third of people with anxiety disorders receive proper treatment. Although there are a number of reasons why they do not get treatment, the impact...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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