STG Health Services
Anxiety Care
STG Health Services
Anxiety Care
Anxiety & Panic Care / Not sure what fits?
Different problems can produce remarkably similar symptoms.
Difficulty concentrating does not automatically mean ADHD.
Overthinking does not automatically mean generalized anxiety.
Repeated checking does not automatically mean OCD.
Poor sleep does not automatically mean insomnia disorder.
Good treatment depends on understanding what is driving the symptom.
Both can involve poor concentration, procrastination, overwhelm, difficulty completing tasks and restlessness. Both can coexist.
ADHD becomes more important to consider when difficulties
Anxiety-related concentration problems may be connected to
Generalized worry often concerns plausible future problems across many areas of life.
When OCD appears primary, ERP-focused treatment may fit better than general anxiety counselling.
OCD may involve
Chronic insomnia can develop its own maintaining cycle. When insomnia becomes a distinct problem, dedicated CBT-I may be appropriate.
Anxiety can interfere with sleep through
Sometimes the environment itself is unsustainable. Treatment should not automatically individualize a genuine workplace problem.
Burnout can involve
Anxiety may contribute through
The goal is not to collect as many labels as possible. The goal is to determine:
Tell us what has been happening and let the clinical review determine the next step.
$40
Complete a structured screening for anxiety-related symptoms and receive:
A non-refundable $40 screening fee applies after submission unless the screening is covered through an approved funding arrangement such as NIHB. This is a screening and clinical review service, not a formal diagnostic assessment.