At Solstice Healthcare, we specialize in the treatment of various anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders may have you feeling restless and overwhelmed, experiencing intrusive thoughts, or having an increased heart rate. We treat a wide range of anxiety disorders with successful outcomes involving proper diagnosis and medication management.
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In a recent survey, 92% of patients at Solstice Healthcare reported a significant reduction in the psychiatric symptoms they sought treatment for. Additionally, 96% of patients would recommend Solstice Healthcare to a friend or family member.
Social Anxiety Disorder is when you experience intense fear of social situations and have a persistent worry about being judged by others. Our services are designed to help individuals overcome the challenges associated with social anxiety and regain confidence in social interactions.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder goes beyond the occasional stress or worry; it manifests as an overwhelming and persistent state of fear and apprehension. This can impact one’s ability to concentrate effectively and get adequate sleep.
Panic Disorder is a condition where people experience intense episodes of fear accompanied with physical distress such as rapid heart rate and a shortness of breath. People experience panic attacks and it can feel like they are no longer in control of their body.
Phobia-related Disorders are when individuals have an intense fear of specific objects or situations, such as flying, heights, or animals, which can significantly impact daily life. Our team uses evidence-based practices to help people overcome these fears.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Â involves intrusive, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals (compulsions)
performed to alleviate anxiety. Often, people experience intense levels of distress if these compulsions are not completed.
Agoraphobia is a fear of situations or places that may be difficult to escape or where help may not be readily available. Oftentimes, to decrease the feelings of fear, people will avoid those public spaces.
We understand the profound impact anxiety can have on your daily life. Our aim is to assist you in effectively managing distress and regaining a sense of control over your life when it comes to anxiety. Together, we can help you feel more confident, have less racing thoughts, and feel safe in your body.
To get started, fill out our form by clicking “Get Started Today”. This will redirect you to our New Patient Form. Once submitted, we will contact you within 24 hours.
