Anxiety disorders take many forms. They could manifest as broadly as Generalized Anxiety Disorder or they could be as specific as social phobia or hydrophobia.
A person suffering from Anxiety Disorder has the constant urge to exhibit our Fight/Flight/Freeze instinct. In other words, the person always feels attacked and therefore is unable to experience a high quality of life. Many times, their response is dismissed as a personality quirk or evidence of their cowardice. As a result, the person lives under a cloud of shame.
Thankfully, help is within reach. Since depression and anxiety have huge areas of overlap – in symptoms and intervention methodologies – our in-house experts are equipped to handle both.
The Blue Nile Methodology
Educate on the symptoms and framework of depression – including masked depression
Seek psychiatric intervention if needed
Offer complete acceptance and space without demanding an immediate change in behavior
Address the current and past triggers for depression – for catharsis and clarity
Propose an incremental process – with baby steps taken in the beginning
Focus not just on emotions, but also on physical and psychosomatic aspects of behavior – nutrition, sleep patterns, exercise etc
Highlight the positive aspects of the past
Catalyze empowering actions in the present
Help create positivity towards the future
Educate on effective management of emotions and stress
High-Level Objectives
Reengineer core beliefs
Resolve negativity stemming from defining past events – either within or by taking concrete actions
Develop a strong support structure of relationships
Augment physical fitness to augment mental wellness
Implement lifestyle changes – including a career change, if required
Revamp relationships that induce anxiety
Set goals that are realistic as well as harmonious