Anxiety: Resources

Anxiety is a state of heightened alert and worry that arises when the mind perceives a potential threat or uncertainty. It involves anticipatory fear, tension in the body, and attempts to prevent or control possible harm—even when the danger is unclear, distant, or unlikely.

At its core, anxiety is a protective response meant to keep us safe. It becomes a problem when it is persistent, excessive, or rigid, interfering with daily life, decision-making, relationships, or the ability to feel at ease.

Recovery from anxiety is not only possible—it is achievable, meaningful, and life-changing with the right support.

Anxiety may shrink your world, drain your energy, and convince you that constant tension is just “how things are,” but this is not the truth of who you are or what your life can be.

With experienced, highly skilled care, anxiety can be understood at its roots, gently untangled, and transformed into greater emotional freedom, clarity, and resilience.

Your well-being and quality of life are important. You deserve support that is thoughtful, evidence-based, and attuned to the complexity of your experiences—because feeling calmer, more confident, and more present in your life is not a luxury; it is a realistic and worthy goal.

 

Visit our Anxiety Therapy page for more information on how we assist with Anxiety.

 

Want to learn more about different types of anxiety we commonly assist with?

Agoraphobia

General anxiety & Worry

Death Anxiety

Health or Illness Anxiety

Hypervigilance and Inability to Relax

Anxiety related to Life Transitions

Low Self-Confidence

OCD

Panic Disorder

Phobias

Social Anxiety

Anxiety related to Stress

 

 

 

Videos:

Understanding the nervous system:

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Ways to re-wire your brain to be less anxious:

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Mindfulness to help reduce rumination:

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Additional Anxiety Resources:

CAMH

National Institute for Mental Health

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