Anxiety, Stress and When to Seek Help
Anxiety is a normal protective response, but it can become clinically important when worry, fear or physical arousal becomes excessive, persistent or disruptive.
Understanding mental health, stress and anxiety, and when assessment can help.
Anxiety is a normal protective response, but it can become clinically important when worry, fear or physical arousal becomes excessive, persistent or disruptive.
Mental health influences how people think, feel, cope, relate to others and function in daily life. Difficulties can range from temporary stress reactions to persistent symptoms that interfere with work, relationships, sleep, judgment or safety.
This article provides general education and is not a diagnosis, individualized treatment plan, medication instruction or emergency service.