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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Does Someone You Know Have Panic Attacks or Anxiety? How to Help!

by Bertil Hjert on June 26, 2009

Someone in your family, a close fiend, or a co-worker is probably suffering from panic attacks or generalized anxiety and you may not even realize it. Whether you know of or suspect someone you know has this condition, you should educate yourself and be ready to provide support and encouragement, not judgment. 
You may or may [...]

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Anxiety and Panic Attacks Can Lead to Depression and Loneliness!

by Bertil Hjert on June 26, 2009

Generalized anxiety and panic attacks can make your life miserable. It can alter your career path, affect your friendships and lower your self esteem. Don´t let what happened to Violet, happen to you.
Violet had always had stage fright, that´s why she was never in the theater club at school and why she always avoided giving [...]

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How to Find Out If You Suffer From Generalized Anxiety Disorder!

by Bertil Hjert on March 5, 2009

Generalized anxiety disorder is a long term generalized feeling of anxiousness that lasts for more than six months but doesn´t have panic attacks, phobias or obsessions attached to it. 
People, who suffer from generalized anxiety disorder or GAD, often find themselves burdened with a large number of worries and they spend a lot of their time [...]

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How do I Identify Whether I Have GAD, and What Can Be Done About It?

by Bertil Hjert on February 24, 2009

Generalized Anxiety Disorder or GAD for short is usually diagnosed by a doctor through a process of elimination based on the symptoms you present. It is a hard condition to diagnose because many of the symptoms related to this problem can also be present in other conditions.
 
This problem involves severe anxiety over a period of [...]

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