Developed in collaboration with Dr. Arthur P. Ciaramicoli, Ed.D., Ph.D., SoundMindz Senior Advisor, the Anxiety Therapy Program is specifically designed to take advantage of the latest Internet technologies available to help you manage and control your anxieties effectively. You will access techniques and therapeutic exercises on-demand and be able to record and view your progress.
By integrating an online workbook, with videos, a daily journal, a mobile app and supporting content, you will have access to the best therapeutic practices to manage your anxieties. We strongly recommend using all the available components in order to receive the full benefit of the program.
1. The Workbook:
Transforming Anxiety into Joy: A Practical Workbook to Gain Emotional Freedom.
This easy-to-use workbook (written by Dr. Ciaramicoli) showcases real-life examples of people suffering from chronic anxiety and has exercises at the end of each chapter which include watching videos, questions for your online journal (Progress Tracker), and other resources. The workbook will guide you through a therapeutic process that has proven successful in freeing many clients from the grips of anxiety.
2. Video therapy sessions:
These videos were developed to complement the content in our workbook. They highlight how you can un-learn the conditioned anxiety response:
3. Progress Tracker
Progress Tracker is your online daily journal for recording your progress throughout the program; without this information you cannot fully measure the effectiveness of the program.
It is particularly important to use Progress Tracker to monitor your mood and symptoms as you read and answer the questions at the end of each chapter in the Workbook. Go to Progress Tracker
4. Mobile App
This application, available for most phones, will allow you to use all of the program components from your mobile phone.
The Anxiety Therapy Program Mobile App will include Its own Anxiety Measurement Quiz, as well as a mobile customized version of the Progress Tracker which will automatically sync with SoundMindz' main databases. You can also receive updates and fresh information from the site uploaded directly to your phone.
The APP is now available for an additional charge, for iPhone or Android Phones.
5. News and Resources
Keep up to date on the latest news and research on anxiety; participate in online podcasts or chats; as well as access to new services as they become available.
Start with the Workbook; it is the central component of the program that ties all the other elements together. As you go through the Workbook, you will be guided about when and how to use all the other elements mentioned above.
Panic Disorder — Panic disorder is anxiety disorder that produces real physical symptoms.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) — Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) develops after a terrifying experience that involved physical harm or the threat of physical harm.
Social Phobia (or Social Anxiety Disorder) — Social phobia, also called social anxiety disorder, is diagnosed when people become extremely anxious and fearful in everyday social situations.
Specific Phobias — A specific phobia is an intense, irrational fear of something that poses little or no actual danger.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) — People with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) worry constantly, even though there is little or nothing to worry about.
There is no specific diagnostic test for anxiety disorders. Your doctor or mental health professional will ask you questions about your symptoms and your past history. There are no blood tests that will diagnose anxiety but some tests may be done to rule out physical causes of your symptoms. Imaging studies such as X-Rays, CT scans or MRI tests are rarely needed.
Some types of anxiety tend to run in families so you may be asked about your family history in addition to your own personal symptoms. Psychological testing may be recommended to help determine whether you have other problems such as depression or personality disorder.
Learn more about Anxiety Diagnosis
This simple questionnaire is designed to help you determine if you have symptoms of anxiety and could benefit from professional help.
This simple questionnaire is designed to help you determine if you have symptoms of anxiety and could benefit from professional help.