conditions
Anxiety
Anxiety is a real pattern in the brain, not a lack of willpower. At VieClinic, we add brain stimulation to your therapy, an approach that reduced anxiety more than therapy with placebo stimulation across 28 trials.
Anxiety is a complex emotional state characterized by feelings of tension, worry, and apprehension. It often involves physical responses such as an elevated heart rate, increased blood pressure, and restlessness. Unlike fear, which is a short-lived reaction to an immediate threat, anxiety is typically future-oriented, arising in anticipation of potential danger or stress that may not occur.
Anxiety activates a range of cognitive, emotional, physiological, and behavioural responses as the body prepares to respond to perceived threats, whether real or imagined. When persistent, it can interfere with daily functioning and overall well-being, highlighting the need for a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to its treatment and management.
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Calmer Worry Response
In generalized anxiety, pooled TMS studies show a large drop in symptoms compared with sham.
Stronger Together With Therapy
Across 28 trials and 1,506 people, adding brain stimulation to therapy reduced anxiety more than therapy with sham stimulation.
Earlier Relief From Panic
In a trial of 50 adults with panic disorder, TMS plus CBT reduced panic symptoms more than CBT with sham, with differences seen from week two.
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Vieclinic Can Help You With
Finding the right treatment plan is a personalized process tailored to each individual’s needs.
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Neurofeedback
Non-invasive techniques
You watch a screen that responds to your brainwaves and learn to shift them toward a calmer state. Training is guided by your brain map.
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Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Non-invasive techniques
Low-frequency pulses to the right front of the brain, an area often overactive in worry. It can be added to therapy you are already doing.
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Conventional Approach
Treatment options can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy, especially Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), is one of the most effective ways to manage anxiety. It helps identify and challenge negative thought patterns, teaching coping strategies for dealing with anxiety-inducing situations.
Cognitive Restructuring
Helps individuals reframe irrational thoughts and misinterpretations, such as those commonly seen in panic disorder.
Medications
Are often used alongside psychotherapy to manage anxiety symptoms. Medication depends on the type of anxiety and any co-existing conditions.
Common Options
- Antidepressants: Often prescribed for both anxiety and depression.
- Buspirone: A medication specifically designed to target anxiety symptoms.
- Sedatives (Benzodiazepines) and Beta-Blockers: These offer short-term relief but are generally not recommended for long-term use due to potential dependency issues.
Exposure Therapy
Gradual, controlled exposure to anxiety-inducing situations helps reduce avoidance behaviours and fosters confidence in managing anxiety.
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Posible symptoms
Physical
- Racing heart or pounding heartbeat
- Rapid or shallow breathing
- Excessive sweating or trembling
- Fatigue, weakness, or drained energy
- Stomach discomfort, nausea, or digestive issues
- Chronic headaches or feelings of exhaustion
- Difficulty falling asleep or frequent wake-ups throughout the night
Emotional and Mental
- Restlessness, nervousness, or tension
- A constant sense of doom or fear of something bad happening
- Overwhelming worry that impairs concentration
- Increased irritability and heightened stress sensitivity
- Difficulty controlling worry or avoiding anxiety-inducing situations
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Every breakthrough begins with understanding.
During your consultation, we listen to your story, review your health goals, and map out a non-invasive care pathway engineered specifically for your brain.