Anxiety may cloud your mind, but clarity and strength are within reach.

Treatment Team

Dr. Ashish Kumar Mittal

(AIIMS - Delhi)
Medical Director

Dr. Rahul Rai

Group Center Head
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. Rahul Gupta

Center Head - Athena BHS
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. N. Prakash

(NIMHANS)
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. Eshani Pandey

Senior Resident Doctor
Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. Tushar Saini

Senior Resident Doctor
Consultant Psychiatrist

FAQs on Anxiety

Excessive worrying, restlessness, fatigue, difficulties concentrating, palpitations or high muscle tone are some of the common signs of anxiety. Chronic or high levels of anxiety that affect the functioning of the individual is the simplest way to identify its presence.
While an anxiety attack is characterized by a lot of concern and apprehension, a panic attack is said to involve sudden eruption of considerable fear and safety concerns with bodily signs such as dyspnea and chest pain. Panic attacks, for instance, usually reach their climax rapidly, while anxiety gets worse with time.
Simple measures such as deep breathing, engaging your five senses, and mindfulness may be helpful in managing anxiety or panic attacks. However, the long-term treatment for these include CBT and medication in consultation with a psychiatrist.
An individual affected by depression or anxiety displays symptoms such as sadness, lack of interest in activities, lethargy, irritability and difficulties with concentration. The presence of any of the two can exacerbate the other, resulting in worsened mental health.
An individual affected by depression or anxiety displays symptoms such as sadness, lack of interest in activities, lethargy, irritability and difficulties with concentration. The presence of any of the two can exacerbate the other, resulting in worsened mental health.
The use of social media can cause anxiety through comparison, cyber bullying or bulk information. However, it is possible to control it by creating boundaries, limiting the amount of time spent on screen and removing any negative content that one finds themselves exposed to often.
The use of social media can cause anxiety through comparison, cyber bullying or bulk information. However, it is possible to control it by creating boundaries, limiting the amount of time spent on screen and removing any negative content that one finds themselves exposed to often.
Indeed, inpatient care offers the patient a controlled setting to get medical attention, psychotherapy as well as coping mechanisms. This is done mostly in severe conditions that cannot be handled at home like inpatient rehabilitation.
Social anxiety is a kind of phobia, which deals with an irrational fear of other people, while its treatment involves the use of ……, counselling and occupational therapy. Social anxiety can be defined as fear in situations that put a person in a situation he may feel uncomfortable or embarrassed. Therapy involves CBT, exposure methods and sometimes medication to control symptoms to enable the person gain confidence.
Offer reassurance and empathy by acknowledging the feelings the individual has when they decide to come forward, help the person to come up with healthy ways of coping. This can help them after reporting such incidents and assist them to seek further help when they need it. These experiences can play a big role to improve their condition: They need to create a safe environment where they are understood

Types of Anxiety Disorders

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

This type of anxiety is characterized by excessive worry about everyday concerns and matters. The condition often affects an individual with anxiety symptoms and may require specialized GAD treatment.

Panic Disorder

This disorder is characterised by sudden, overwhelming feelings of fear that can lead to panic attacks. These episodes can involve rapid heartbeat, sweating, and a feeling of losing control.

Social Anxiety Disorder

Also known as social phobia, this disorder is marked by intense fear in social situations. An individual affected with social anxiety is likely to avoid gatherings or public speaking, fearing embarrassment or judgment.

Separation Anxiety Disorder

this type of disorder is common in children but can also affect adults. SAD is the fear of being apart from loved ones, causing extreme distress.

Male Performance Anxiety

Often related to stress in intimate situations, male performance anxiety can affect self-esteem and relationships.

Anxiety

Anxiety is one of the most common types of mental health disorders faced by individuals these days. It can be defined as an emotional response to stress, but when it becomes chronic or overwhelming, it can interfere with your daily life.  Anxiety disorders can affect an individual in different forms such as generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, and separation anxiety disorder. These disorders affect millions of people globally. So, whether you anre experiencing overthinking anxiety, health anxiety, or anxiety in the chest, knowing their symptoms and how to manage them is crucial.  
Athena OKAS understands that mental health problems need to be treated differently in women. We also understand that women need a more open setting where they feel safe while discussing their issues. Athena OKAS provides such a space and the freedom to women to recover and heal at their own pace.

Treatment Programs

Treatment Programs at Athena OKAS

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