At Corner Canyon, we understand how difficult it is to deal with anxiety. Many think that anxiety disorder is something that just goes away on its own. Unfortunately, it does not, which is why we have our anxiety treatment center. At our center for anxiety, we offer rehab and treatment for anxiety. We will get to the root cause of your anxiety disorder to find the right treatment for you.
Anxiety disorder is a subjective experience for each individual. Often, people don’t realize that inpatient anxiety treatment can help treat anxiety with a personalized plan to overcome this mental health obstacle. Additionally, anxiety may exist with depression or vice versa. These conditions may exist alone or together, either situationally or biologically, or in combination with drugs and alcohol. Substance abuse often causes co-occurring illnesses such as depression and anxiety that require dual-diagnosis treatment. These substances block the normal production of healthy brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, which can cause serious mental health issues. No matter the root of your anxiety, Corner Canyon professionals are on standby to assist you and your recovery at our anxiety rehab center.
Experiencing anxiety is a normal part of life. However, for some individuals, anxiety can exceed what they can handle from time to time. Individuals may experience paralyzing anxiety disorders where they have intense worry and fear of frequent everyday situations. Usually, these individuals will experience repeated panic attacks that disallows them to accomplish everyday tasks.
The causes of anxiety disorders aren’t fully understood. Typically, anxiety disorder has been linked to traumatic life experiences. When certain life experiences happen, the brain triggers specific reactions that cause a person to be anxious. Additionally, anxiety can be linked to other medical causes such as heart disease, diabetes, thyroid issues, respiratory disorders, and mental illness. Anxiety disorder in an individual may also be linked to external factors such as alcohol or drugs. These are considered co-occurring illnesses because they often exist alongside addictions and are caused by similar mental and emotional issues. When individuals suffer from both addiction and mental illness, there are treatment programs that can handle both simultaneously. Sometimes people are living with just mental illness though, and their mental health can be severely impaired without the presence of addictions. When this is the case, we at Corner Canyon can help by developing a personalized inpatient anxiety treatment and rehab program for you.
-Fatigue -Restlessness -Difficulty concentrating -Irritability or irrational anger -Fear of social situations -Panic attacks -Nervousness -Sweating -Trembling -Difficulty Sleeping -Constant worrying -Avoidance of tasks that may trigger anxiety
Anxiety can be triggered by a variety of causes. What triggers the anxiety in an individual can be classified by the type of anxiety disorder they have:
This is when the individual fears to go to places or emerge themselves in situations where they might feel trapped or hopeless.
This is when an individual has anxiety that is linked by a physical health problem.
This is caused by persistent worry about events or activities.
This anxiety disorder includes intense feelings of fear or terror that reach a peak within minutes. This results in a panic attack which includes shortness of breath, intense heart rate, and shortness of breath.
This disorder begins in childhood development with the consistent difficulty to speak in certain situations. This can affect individuals in school, work, and/or social activities.
This is a childhood disorder with the fear of a child separating from a parent(s) or individuals who have parental roles in the child’s life.
This type of anxiety disorder persists in a person’s life when they have a fear of social situations. They may fear being embarrassed, judged, or self-conscience about themselves.
This type of disorder occurs when an individual is introduced to a specific object or situation that triggers anxiety or a panic attack.
This anxiety disorder occurs when an individual misuses drugs or medications that impose intense anxiety or panic.
The two most effective methods for treating anxiety disorders are inpatient treatment and medications. Inpatient anxiety treatment involves working with a therapist to reduce your anxiety symptoms, with CBT therapy being the most effective form of inpatient therapy. A combination of both therapy and medication might provide the most benefit for people suffering from anxiety.
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental disorders affecting nearly 30% of adults during their lives. Treatment for anxiety is available however and there are a number of different treatment options available at anxiety rehab centers that are effective in helping people reduce their anxiety symptoms.
If anxiety persists in a person’s life, taking no action may lead that individual to have additional mental health and substance abuse issues later in life. Corner Canyon Health Centers refuses to let that happen to any individual.
At our center for anxiety treatment, we offer inpatient anxiety treatment alongside any other addiction and mental health treatment an individual may need to facilitate complete recovery. We also offer anxiety rehab and other various anxiety treatments. We use a variety of state-of-the-art anxiety treatment methods including traditional therapy, group therapy, medication (if clinically indicated), healthy food, exercise, family communication, brain technology, and experiential therapy.
We are dedicated to helping and assisting clients to overcome their anxiety so that they can recover to a happy life again. Contact us today to get started on the path to an anxiety-free life.