What is Anxiety and it's effects ?
Anxiety is a fear-based, debilitating emotion which limits our enjoyment of life and stops us reaching our true potential.
It’s perfectly natural to experience a certain amount of trepidation when faced with a stressful situation, for example, a driving test, job interview or important exam.
However, when anxiety occurs in the absence of stress, and starts to interfere with everyday life, (as it does for 10% of us) it is most certainly unhealthy and undesirable and can lead to panic attack and agoraphobia if left unchecked.
Excessive anxiety is often associated with other psychiatric conditions, such
as depression.
Hear from clients who have suffered from Anxiety and its progression panic attack and agoraphobia, who have benefited from BeOnForm anxiety therapy. View Case Studies
What Happens During an Anxiety Attack?
During an anxiety attack the brain releases adrenaline. This causes the heart, lungs and other parts of the body to work faster. You may experience the following symptoms;- abdominal discomfort
- a dry mouth
- rapid heartbeat or palpitations
- shortness of breath
- pain or tightness in the chest
Hear from clients who have suffered from Anxiety and its progression panic attack and agoraphobia, who have benefited from BeOnForm anxiety therapy. View Case Studies
How Can BeOnForm Help?
At BeOnForm we believe in treating the cause rather than the symptoms and we can offer you a personal, tailored programme of anxiety therapy.We are all individuals and each client will have personal needs unique to them. When you contact BeOnForm, a Practitioner will discuss your needs and agree with you the most appropriate treatment.
We use a holistic approach and our staff use a range of complementary therapies all designed to attack the cause, thus alleviating and removing the terrible effects of anxiety, panic attack and agoraphobia.
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