Anxiety Disorder Treatment Matched to What's Driving It
Anxiety is not a personality trait and it is not a sign of weakness. For a lot of people, it is a physiological pattern that has started firing at the wrong times, in response to things that are not actually threatening. Turnwell's board-certified psychiatrists and licensed therapists treat the full range of anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, and anxiety co-occurring with depression or trauma, with care matched to what is actually driving your symptoms.
Anxiety Disorders Are Common. They Are Also Treatable.
Anxiety disorders are the most common category of mental health conditions in the United States. They include generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, specific phobias, and agoraphobia. What these share is a pattern of fear or anxiety disproportionate to the actual threat and persistent enough to impair daily life.
Effective treatment begins with a correct diagnosis. Anxiety frequently co-occurs with depression, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, and substance use. The right treatment plan depends on which conditions are actually present. Treating anxiety without addressing co-occurring depression, or using the wrong approach for the type of anxiety, reduces effectiveness.
Turnwell's psychiatrists conduct thorough evaluations that distinguish between anxiety disorder types and identify co-occurring conditions before recommending a plan. Options include psychiatric medication management, CBT, EMDR for anxiety with a trauma component, and TMS therapy for severe or treatment-resistant presentations.
At Turnwell, Treatment Includes
How Turnwell Treats Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety treatment at Turnwell is matched to your specific diagnosis, severity, and treatment history. Most patients benefit from a combination of medication management and therapy.
Medication Management
SSRIs, SNRIs, buspirone, and other evidence-based medications for anxiety disorders, prescribed and monitored by board-certified psychiatrists at all four locations.
CBT for Anxiety
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is the gold-standard psychotherapy for anxiety disorders. Includes exposure-based techniques for phobias and avoidance patterns. All four locations.
EMDR for Trauma-Driven Anxiety
When anxiety is rooted in traumatic experience, EMDR can be more effective than CBT alone. In-person EMDR at Alpharetta GA and Charleston SC; telehealth statewide.
TMS Therapy
Used off-label for anxiety disorders that haven't responded to standard treatments. Available at Alpharetta, Charleston, and Tampa Bay.
Learn about TMSDBT
Dialectical Behavior Therapy for patients whose anxiety involves emotional intensity or difficulty tolerating distress alongside the anxiety diagnosis.
Telehealth Anxiety Care
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management for anxiety disorders available via telehealth throughout Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room. Turnwell is not an emergency or crisis facility.
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Most Major Insurance Plans Accepted
We verify your benefits before your first appointment and handle prior authorization for TMS and Spravato.
Coverage varies by plan and medical necessity criteria. Contact us to verify your specific benefits before your first appointment.
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Get a Clear Picture of What You Are Dealing With
A thorough evaluation at Turnwell identifies the specific type of anxiety you are managing and the most evidence-based treatment approach for it. Our team verifies your insurance benefits before your first appointment. Most patients are seen within a few days of reaching out. No obligation to commit to any treatment plan in the first visit.