Is it Anxiety or Something Else?
Everyone feels anxious from time to time. Occasional anxiety is a normal part of life. For some people, however, anxiety is present most days and is overwhelming. If excessive worry or fear gets in the way of your daily activities (school/work) or interferes with your personal relationships, you may need help for an anxiety disorder.
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Please note: this online mental health screening test is not intended to diagnose an illness. If you are struggling with mental health symptoms, we encourage you to call us at 1-877-715-1878 or find an experienced mental health treatment professional near you. If you are experiencing a mental health or medical emergency, please dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
What to Do After You Take the Anxiety Quiz
- To learn more, read this piece about high-functioning anxiety, what it is, and how to get help.
- To get more information about anxiety symptoms and treatment options, please visit our main anxiety webpage.
- To learn more about our services for anxiety, please visit our mental health treatment webpage.
- To find long-lasting relief from anxiety, view our list of nationwide anxiety treatment centers.
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Find Relief from Anxiety
Anxiety disorders are some of the more common mental health conditions. Potential causes of anxiety include genetics, experiencing a trauma, the loss of a loved one, divorce and major life transitions. If your anxiety is debilitating and causing emotional and physical symptoms, know that treatment can help.
Please call us at 877-715-1878 to learn more about anxiety treatment or to have a free, confidential conversation with one of our Master’s-level clinicians.