Anxiety: Symptoms, types, diagnosis, and treatment

Anxiety feels like a state of dread or worry. All of us experience this in small doses which is a normal stress response. It serves a purpose to help us find that extra push for an upcoming situation that can be stressful like a big exam or a wedding. 

This is how our bodies prepare us for what’s coming. However, too much anxiety can cause us harm. Diagnosable anxiety disorders occur when these feelings of extreme anxiety become extreme and last too long. 

When this happens we are no longer getting a temporary boost, instead, we are overwhelmed with fear and worry. This disrupts our lives and causes dysfunction in our day-to-day lives. 

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Xiomara A. Sosa

Xiomara A. Sosa is passionate about empowering diverse women who are struggling with challenges to heal and achieve well-being. In particular, she has a special place in my heart for women navigating the intersection of gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, culture, and heritage, and who identify as other. Xiomara’s goal is to promote and improve mental health services, reflecting her dedication to her communities. As a 9/11 survivor and a military veteran, she is dedicated to helping all survivors on their journey to trauma recovery. As a social change advocate and social scientist, she explores global cultures. She educates people about diversity issues, addresses pressing multicultural issues, and raises awareness about the social welfare of all people. Full bio https://www.counselorxiomaraasosa.com/aboutxiomaraasosa

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