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A Mission For Michael is dedicated to providing evidence-based and effective treatment programs in California, Washington, and Virginia. We have designed our treatment facilities with your comfort in mind, ensuring that you feel safe and comfortable throughout your stay. Our team of experts will tailor our treatment programs to your unique needs.
We provide mental health treatment services for a range of mental health conditions, including anxiety disorders and dual diagnosis concerns. Those experiencing generalized anxiety disorder symptoms can find relief for persistent worry, restlessness, and emotional instability with our counseling services. We invite you to explore the symptoms and signs of generalized anxiety disorder and commonly used psychotherapy approaches.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is an anxiety disorder known for causing excessive and uncontrollable worry. This can be various aspects of your life, and continue for at least six months. Those who are experiencing symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder often experience impairment ranging from mild to severe.
Generalized anxiety disorder symptoms can cause physical and psychological distress, which often requires complex and individualized therapy programs. A Mission For Michael Mental Health Treatment Centers provide comprehensive generalized anxiety disorder treatment options which often utilize various behavioral health treatment approaches. Some find relief from their symptoms with the use of therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness-based therapy. Others require additional support and benefit from the use of generalized anxiety disorder medications.
Generalized anxiety disorder causes are not fully understood at this time, but we do have an understanding of known risk factors. This can include things like genetics, environment, and other psychological factors. Those who experience chronic stress, have a history of trauma or have family members with anxiety are at a higher risk of developing GAD.
Another risk factor is having an imbalance of naturally occurring chemicals in your brain, called neurotransmitters. Serotonin and norephedrine are believed to contribute to the presence of GAD symptoms. Additionally, those who are living with prolonged stress, chronic health conditions, perfectionism, and who may be sensitive can be more at risk for developing generalized anxiety disorder.
Generalized anxiety disorder causes are not fully understood at this time, but we do have an understanding of known risk factors. This can include things like genetics, environment, and other psychological factors. Those who experience chronic stress, have a history of trauma or have family members with anxiety are at a higher risk of developing GAD.
Another risk factor is having an imbalance of naturally occurring chemicals in your brain, called neurotransmitters. Serotonin and norephedrine are believed to contribute to the presence of GAD symptoms. Additionally, those who are living with prolonged stress, chronic health conditions, perfectionism, and who may be sensitive can be more at risk for developing generalized anxiety disorder.
The National Institute of Mental Health reports that Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) affects women more frequently than men. In the United States, around 6.8 million adults struggle with GAD, yet only 43% of them receive treatment for their anxiety symptoms. This statistic highlights the significant gap in accessing mental health care.
The variation between the occurrence of GAD and treatment rates could be due to anxiety disorder stigma, lack of resources, or a lack of underestimation of their symptoms. Anxiety disorders, including GAD, are not exclusive to the U.S.; they impact about 4% of the global population. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that the severity of GAD symptoms often decreases with age, which may offer hope for older adults managing the condition. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a commonly used and evidence-based treatment for GAD, playing a central role in many anxiety disorder treatment programs around the world.
To help reduce some of the challenges that come with finding a mental health treatment provider, A Mission for Michael offers a complimentary assessment for those who are experiencing mental health conditions. We focus on understanding your current symptoms and distress so that we can provide you with an accurate treatment recommendation.
This free and confidential assessment is included in our admission process. We believe that you should have all relevant information before choosing a treatment program. Contact us today to get started.
GAD is an individualized mental health condition that can occur with a range of generalized anxiety disorder symptoms. Your experience may include physical symptoms, psychological symptoms, or a combination of both. Common symptoms experienced include, but are not limited to, the following:
A notable symptom of generalized anxiety disorder is frequent tension headaches. These are often the result of prolonged stress and muscle tension. You may find that your headaches worsen as your anxiety intensifies and that it impairs your concentration. Headaches can have an impact on your overall well-being and level of functioning.
Those who experience persistent worry often find it difficult to stay focused on the task at hand. You may find that your mind wanders to your worry, or is jumping from topic to topic without focusing for an extended period. Poor concentration is a cognitive symptom associated with GAD that can make it difficult to manage daily responsibilities.
Generalized anxiety disorder can also make it challenging to fall asleep and stay asleep in the evenings. You may find it challenging to calm or quiet your thoughts in the evenings when you’re trying to fall asleep. Worry and restlessness are known to decrease your quality of sleep which can exacerbate your existing anxiety symptoms.
Anxiety can cause tightness in your chest and shortness of breath. Some may find that they experience hyperventilating during intense moments of anxiety. This can make it challenging to catch your breath, which may intensify your anxiety. Some individuals mistake this experience for a life-threatening health condition like a heart attack.
Generalized anxiety can lead to gastrointestinal discomforts, including upset stomach and nausea. This discomfort can affect your appetite, making it challenging to eat certain foods. Symptoms commonly intensify or worsen during periods of worry and stress, and can affect overall functioning.
Anxiety can cause emotional instability, which can appear as irritability or moodiness. These mood swings are often the result of accumulated stress and can harm your relationship. This is an example of a symptom that your loved ones and friends may have observed and voiced concern about.
Individuals living with anxiety can experience physical symptoms like shaking, twitching, and trembling in moments of high anxiety. These are often involuntary symptoms that are commonly associated with stress and nervousness. They may cause embarrassment, which can lead to them intensifying.
A Mission For Michael (AMFM) is a leading treatment provider for a range of mental health conditions, including generalized anxiety disorder. Our treatment programs blend the use of evidence-based therapies and holistic approaches to provide you with comprehensive care. Dial (866)478-4383 to speak with an admission counselor about available treatment options today!
Generalized anxiety disorder treatment often includes a combination of mental health counseling, medication management services, and other holistic therapy programs. Those who have a generalized anxiety disorder diagnosis can receive the support they need to effectively manage their symptoms. Some of the components that may be incorporated into your anxiety disorder therapy program include:
Personal expenses for generalized anxiety treatment programs are dependent on the care that you receive. Those who receive anxiety disorder crisis management or residential treatment often have higher expenses than those who engage in outpatient treatment. Outpatient therapy sessions often cost between $100 and $200 per session.
Some of the factors that will affect the cost of your treatment include the location, qualifications of your therapist, and your use of specialized treatment approaches. For those engaging in outpatient care, group therapy tends to be more affordable than individual therapy sessions. This means that the overall cost of treatment is affected by the frequency and duration of your treatment. If you would like a personalized quote for the cost of anxiety disorder treatment and to explore ways to pay, we encourage you to dial (866)478-4383 to speak with an AMFM Mental Health Treatment Center admission counselor.
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We accept most major insurance providers and can check your coverage levels for you.
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Yes, private health insurance providers generally provide insurance coverage for anxiety disorder and generalized anxiety disorder treatment programs. Your coverage may include the use of psychotherapy, medication management services, and teletherapy services. Coverage does vary among different carriers and can have individual differences based on the details of your plan.
Your insurance coverage may provide coverage for a range of residential, outpatient, and intensive outpatient programs. We encourage you to complete our insurance verification form so that AMFM admission counselors can verify your coverage. We will contact your insurance provider and inquire about your coverage rates, out-of-pocket expenses, limitations, and required authorizations.
Insurance carriers provide some form of coverage for mental health concerns. A factor of this is the Affordable Care Act, which requires coverage for some forms of mental health treatment. Insurance companies that provide coverage for anxiety treatments often include Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, United Healthcare, and Kaiser Permanente.
For guidance and support about how to get treatment for generalized anxiety disorder in your community, we encourage you to contact A Mission For Michael today.
Finding a generalized anxiety disorder treatment near you often requires several steps. Thankfully, there are a number of resources available to you that can support you in your search. We encourage you to try using the following steps as you search for anxiety disorder treatment programming:
The admission process for the generalized anxiety disorder treatment program at A Mission For Micheal is thorough and direct. While there may be some variations in this process among our different treatment locations, the admission process often includes the following steps:
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