This tool may also help us understand our own anxiety levels better. The tool we like to use is the anxiety intensity scale: When you are not feeling anxious at all, your rating on the anxiety ...

Older adults who are sensitive to the distress of others are more likely to feel anxious or depressed themselves.

New groundbreaking research, published in the Journal of Affective Disorders finds that virtual reality (VR)-based ...

Depressive symptoms at baseline or follow-up were associated with a lower likelihood of achieving remission in patients with ...

This is why mental health experts use tools like the Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAM-A) to better assess those conditions. The ...

The tool we like to use is the anxiety scale! When you are not feeling anxious at all, your rating on the anxiety scale would be 0. If you are feeling really anxious, it would be 10. If you are ...

The other is a standardized symptom rating scale that assesses exactly where the patient stands on each of the many constellations of symptoms of anxiety, from fears to fidgeting to frequency of ...

MD effect sizes for each instrument were: The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory: −3.61 (IQR=−6.01 to –1.66), Brief Symptom Inventory-18: −5.45 (1 review), Self-rating scale: −4.57 (1 review), Hospital ...

Generalized Anxiety Disorder scale (GAD-2) for people with suspected anxiety disorders:- In people with suspected anxiety disorders, what is the clinical utility of using the GAD-2 compared with ...

How do I know if it’s too much? These are questions many of my patients ask. Anxiety affects all of us and can be thought of as tension or worry about a situation or stressor. Anxiety can be ...