🧠 Anxiety & Panic Support

Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or out of control? Get evaluated and treated quickly by a licensed provider — no appointment or video call required.

🔹 What’s Covered

We support adults with a wide range of anxiety-related symptoms, including:

• Constant worry, racing thoughts, or difficulty relaxing

• Feeling on edge, easily irritated, or restless

• Panic attacks or sudden fear with physical symptoms

• Trouble sleeping due to anxiety

• Worrying about many different things or not being able to control your thoughts

• Feeling afraid something bad will happen

• Physical symptoms during anxiety (e.g., rapid heartbeat, stomach issues, sweating)

• Anxiety interfering with daily life, relationships, or work

• Short-term performance anxiety (e.g., public speaking, exams)

If medically appropriate, your provider may:

• Start or adjust non-controlled anxiety medications (e.g., sertraline, escitalopram, buspirone)

• Prescribe beta blockers (e.g., propranolol) for short-term performance anxiety

• Recommend therapy, self-guided tools, or stress-reduction strategies

• Coordinate referrals to psychiatry or counseling if symptoms are complex or severe

• Offer follow-up support for medication response and side effects

❌ What We Do Not Treat

Our providers do not:

• Prescribe controlled substances (e.g., Xanax, Ativan, Klonopin, Valium)

• Manage severe psychiatric disorders (e.g., schizophrenia, bipolar disorder)

• Treat active suicidal crisis — call 911 or go to the ER if you are in danger

• Provide therapy or long-term psychiatric care

• Guarantee prescriptions — all treatments are based on provider evaluation

⏱️ Fast Turnaround

Your visit will be reviewed in 1–3 business hours.
Prescriptions, if appropriate, are sent directly to your preferred pharmacy.

📋 What You’ll Need

To help us treat you safely and effectively, please complete the anxiety intake form, which asks about:

• When your anxiety symptoms began and how often they occur

• Specific triggers or life events contributing to anxiety

• How anxiety affects your sleep, work, mood, or relationships

• Any panic attacks or physical symptoms (e.g., chest tightness, GI issues)

• Your current coping strategies — what has or hasn’t worked

• Prior treatments (medications, therapy, lifestyle changes)

• Any alcohol, tobacco, or substance use

• Family history of anxiety or other mental health conditions

• Any suicidal thoughts (with built-in safety follow-up if needed)

• Cultural or personal factors that may shape how you experience anxiety

• Any current medications and allergies

💡 Optional: Add Context

If you have a history of trauma, cultural considerations, or personal preferences that could guide your care, feel free to share them in the intake — your provider will review everything personally.