Anxiety Disorder Association of America

Anxiety Disorder Association of America
offers hope for sufferers of anxiety

The Anxiety Disorders Association of America (ADAA) helped calm their fears when Lisa and David were told that their beautiful four year old daughter suffered from childhood anxiety.

“We were devastated at first, “said Lisa. “We thought that we were bad parents or that we had done something horrible to cause this condition in our daughter. After talking to the ADAA we realized that anxiety is a disease that needs treatment just like diabetes or heart disease.

“While they can’t recommend a specific doctor, the Anxiety Disorder Association of America helped us find a list of doctors in our area who treat childhood anxiety disorders. It was so reassuring to know that we were not alone.”

Dr. Jeannette Kavanagh, author of “Calming Words,” maintains that the interactions with other sufferers and their families can be therapeutic. “Often it helps for people to know that they are not the only ones facing this disorder. That can help boost self confidence. “

Working with a therapist, Lisa and David discovered that children and teens have anxiety in their lives, just as adults do, and they can suffer from anxiety disorders in much the same way.

Research has shown that if left untreated, children with anxiety disorders are at higher risk to perform poorly in school, to have less developed social skills and to be more vulnerable to substance abuse.

Fortunately, the Anxiety Disorder Association of America was able to connect them with all of the resources they needed.

ADAA is the only national, non-profit organization dedicated to informing the public, healthcare professionals and legislators that anxiety disorders are real, serious, and treatable.

The Anxiety Disorder Association of America promotes early diagnosis, treatment and cure of anxiety disorders. ADAA is committed to improving the lives of the millions of people who suffer from anxiety.

If you or a member of your family needs help coping with an anxiety disorder, contact the Anxiety Disorder Association of America at:
1-240-485-1001 or visit their website.

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