Today, being considered treatment-resistant or beyond therapeutic help doesn’t mean a person is a hopeless case. Rather, these individuals have often just been unlucky, repeatedly finding therapists who weren’t flexible enough to discover the right approach for them. That’s why we have made it our mission to show even long-term anxiety patients a way to return to a life free of fear.
Anxiety and panic disorders: Help Possible Even in Severe Cases
When searching the internet for possible causes of anxiety and panic disorders, you often find the same answers. However, there are many more reasons why people experience anxiety and panic over the years. These causes are simply less well-known and, as a result, are rarely addressed in standard therapies.
Common Triggers of Anxiety and Panic Disorders
- Excessive stress
- Family predisposition
- Anxiety disorders and phobias
- Traumatic experiences
- Anxious personality type
- Thyroid issues
- Nervous system and heart conditions
- Imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain
Frequently Overlooked Causes of Anxiety and Panic Disorders
- Roemheld Syndrome
- Side effects of various medications
- A misguided way of thinking
- Incorrect dosage of thyroxine
- Biased information from social media
- Drugs and energy drinks
- Food intolerances
- Cervical spine (neck) issues
- Chosen therapy not matching the personality type
New Online Therapy: Quickly Discover the Real Source of Your Anxiety
If you want to quickly understand why previous therapy attempts have failed and what’s truly behind your anxiety and panic disorder, we recommend our online therapy program, How to Calm Anxiety. In 52 videos totaling 7 hours, we thoroughly examine all potential triggers of anxiety and panic with you. Through brief tests and simple questions, you’ll gain a clear understanding of your path to overcoming anxiety.
We can say this with confidence because over 16,000 people before you have achieved exactly that—becoming anxiety-free without medication, without painful exposure therapy, and without the challenging process of revisiting old traumas. Here are a few testimonials from users of our online therapy program.
There Is No Such Thing as Treatment Resistance! All anxiety disorders are treatable.
Don’t settle for the label of a “treatment-resistant” anxiety disorder. Your life is too valuable to accept a diagnosis of being “beyond treatment.” We have helped many people who were supposedly “untreatable” to live happy, fulfilling lives, so we can confidently say: Treatment resistance does not exist.
Standard Anxiety Treatments Are 60 Years Old
Although some of our colleagues may not like to hear it, both cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and the use of antidepressants are methods developed in the 1960s. Yet they’re still considered the gold standard for treating anxiety disorders—as if there haven’t been groundbreaking discoveries in recent decades about how anxiety and panic form neural connections in the brain.
We’re not saying that these approaches are no longer valid. We still use certain elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, though certainly not all. Instead, we combine the best of CBT with the latest insights from brain research—with remarkable success.
Antidepressants can also be helpful in cases of severe depression, offering enough energy for a few weeks so that individuals can participate in other therapeutic measures. However, other applications are highly questionable.
So if your doctor tells you that antidepressants or other psychotropic drugs work wonderfully for others but, unfortunately, not for you, feel free to point out that this statement is now outdated. Or save yourself the discussion and simply watch the first episode of our online therapy program How to Calm Anxiety for free. You’ll find it directly below this text.
Troy A.
Tampa, Florida