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Anxiety Functional Neurology

ANXIETY

MAXIMIZING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PATIENTS STRUGGLING WITH

ANXIETY AND OTHER ASSOCIATED MENTAL ILLNESSES

ADULT AMERICANS ARE AFFECTED BY ANXIETY DISORDERS (18.1% OF POPULATION OVER 18).

BETWEEN 13 AND 18 YEARS OLD ARE AFFECTED BY ANXIETY DISORDERS.

RECEIVE TREATMENT FOR THEIR ANXIETY.

Anxiety is a complicated, multifaceted condition that often accompanies chronic stress, traumatic brain injuries, sleep disorders, depression, physical and emotional trauma and more. We understand the neurological, metabolic and emotional components of anxiety and are here to help. You are not alone!

Anxiety is normal. We all experience anxiety at times. It is a natural bodily response that plays a vital role in survival mechanisms. Anxiety is regulated by our autonomic system which triggers our body's “fight or flight” response. Anxiety is helpful and adaptive when it works right, but if there is no real danger, it is not only scary, it is very exhausting. Anxiety disorders are considered a serious mental illness can cause such distress that it interferes with a person's ability to lead a normal life. Our goal shouldn’t be to dismiss it entirely—just to make it a healthy, manageable part of our lives. 

In many patients with anxiety, its pivotal that we balance the autonomic nervous system. We use neurological exercises to activate the areas of the brain associated with the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest) and lymbic retraining to decondition anxiety patterns in the brain. Therapies we use include but are not limited to; Vagus nerve stimulation, neuromodulation, neurofeedback, and bioenergy medicine technology. We understand that no two patients experiencing anxiety are the same and we take pride in creating personalized treatment plans for each patient.

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To further address your specific needs, please call our office to schedule a complimentary phone conversation with one of our doctors today!

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