Could You Have an Anxiety Disorder? Rego Park NY

Who hasn't felt sweaty palms before an important event-a big date or a career-determining test, for example? Nervousness is normal in these situations, and nothing to be concerned about. But for the more than 40 million people suffering from an anxiety disorder, fear and worry are constant companions and may be debilitating. There are five different types of anxiety disorder that therapists can pinpoint.

Mrs. Beverly Shakin
Beverly Shakin LCSW

718-263-0109
109-23 71st RoadSuite 1F
New York, NY
Ms. Sandra Fishman
718-268-3077
112-11 68 Drive
Forest Hills, NY
Ann D. Gracer
(718) 463-4640
67-24 165th Street
Fresh Meadows, NY
Ronald Gamzon
(718) 845-6283
16020 95th Street
Howard Beach, NY
Ms. Willa Shapiro
Willa Shapiro, LCSW

212-545-7652
16 East 41st Street Suite 5A
New York, NY
Antoinette Collarini Schlossberg
(718) 263-6028
67-39 108 St
Forest Hills, NY
Ms. Debbie Kaplan
Debbie L. Kaplan, LCSW-R, ACSW, BCD, CHT

718-793-9592
68-12 Yellowstone Blvd., Suite AA2
Forest Hills, NY
Ms. Joan Stenzler
Joan Stenzler, LCSW

646-250-5379
184-17 Union Turnpike
Fresh Meadows, NY
Irwin Feldinger
(718) 428-5449
214-06 16th Ave
Bayside, NY
Ms. Risa Giordano
917-502-0881
141East 55th Street Suite 7C
New York, NY
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Could You Have an Anxiety Disorder?

Who hasn't felt sweaty palms before an important event-a big date or a career-determining test, for example? Nervousness is normal in these situations, and nothing to be concerned about. But for the more than 40 million people suffering from an anxiety disorder, fear and worry are constant companions and may be debilitating. There are five different types of anxiety disorder that therapists can pinpoint:

  • Panic disorder. People with panic disorder suffer from panic attacks, which cause a laundry list of symptoms eerily similar to cardiac symptoms: heart palpitations, chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, and stomach pain.
  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder. OCD sufferers have repeated, uncontrollable thoughts and rituals, such as constant handwashing or repeated checking to see if the oven is turned off or the door is locked.
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder. This arises after someone experiences a trauma such as a physical attack or natural disaster. Symptoms include flashbacks, nightmares, depression, anger, and being easily startled.
  • Phobia. A phobia is a paralyzing and irrational fear of something innocuous, such as insects or water or the outdoors. People with phobias will go to extreme lengths to avoid the situations that scare them, such as taking a train or bus cross-country in order to avoid flying, or never leaving the house in order to avoid open spaces.
  • Generalized anxiety disorder. GAD is characterized by chronic, constant worry about everyday things and life situations. GAD sufferers always expect bad things to happen and fret accordingly, sometimes suffering from physical symptoms such as stomachache, headache, or fatigue. GAD is diagnosed when a person has these feelings for at least six months.

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