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GETTING HELP
“For people with anxiety symptoms, there tends to be a pattern of the symptoms returning, but that’s not a guarantee,” says Baracskay.
Treatment for anxiety disorders varies depending on the individual and their specifi c type of disorder. Baracskay adds that, although some people hope medication alone will resolve their symptoms, the best way to treat anxiety is usually a combination of medication and therapy.
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Treatment may include:
• Medication
• Psychotherapy (counseling to address underlying emotional issues)
• Cognitive-behavioral therapy (to help identify and change thought patterns and behaviors)
• Lifestyle and dietary changes
• Relaxation therapy
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