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Digital Mental Health Tool

Here’s something new that’s already available: The FDA recently cleared DaylightRx, the very first prescription digital therapeutic for generalized anxiety disorder. Think of it as CBT delivered through your smartphone over a 90-day program. In clinical trials, DaylightRx demonstrated over 70% remission rates and significantly reduced anxiety in patients for up to 6 months or …

Anxiety Treatment Breakthrough

Exciting news in anxiety treatment! The FDA has granted breakthrough therapy designation to MM120, a novel LSD-based treatment for generalized anxiety disorder. Phase 2 trials showed that a single oral dose led to meaningful reductions in anxiety symptoms lasting for weeks LifeStance Health, with Phase 3 trials currently underway. What makes this particularly promising is …

Why Talking to a Therapist Helps So Much (Backed by Science)

When people go to therapy, one of the most healing parts isn’t a special technique or a fancy treatment plan — it’s the experience of talking to someone who truly listens. Research published in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology shows that the quality of the relationship between you and your therapist — called …

When Anxiety Lingers After the Meeting Ends…

Body: You nailed your presentation. You answered the emails. The office lights go off — yet your chest is still tight and your mind refuses to switch off. Sound familiar? Here’s what’s going on: sometimes anxiety isn’t about what’s happening now, it’s about everything that could happen next. It keeps you wired after the workday …

There comes a point where we must assert ourselves and acknowledge that it’s not always possible to simply calm down when anxious, and that our emotions are valid. 

Are you struggling to calm down when anxious? Understanding the physiological, cognitive, and environmental factors that contribute to anxiety can help you develop effective coping strategies.  This information explains the top three reasons why someone may find it difficult to calm down when anxious: physiological response, cognitive factors, and environmental triggers. These factors can make …

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