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Anxiety disorders can be debilitating affecting your work, social and private life and even mental functioning. However, with adequate support and counselling, most people suffering from the said disorders can respond very well to treatment. Anxiety counselling can help you move forward, lead a healthy, happy and productive life.
My Solution Wellbeing offers different types of anxiety counselling that cater to individual needs. We combine this with our bespoke approach to ensure we provide environment specific counselling that helps businesses and their workers work through their most common triggers.
What is Anxiety Counselling?
Anxiety counselling is a type of therapy that is used to treat different anxiety disorders. We can provide anxiety counselling in individual or group settings. The counselling focuses on helping the person learn how to cope with their anxiety.
Part of the counselling is to help your staff understand the common triggers of their anxiety and how to avoid those triggers. We have professionals specialising in the different anxiety disorders ensuring your staff gets the best counselling possible to help them feel more comfortable and ensure they get the most qualified support.

Types of Anxiety Counselling
We offer different types of anxiety counselling depending on the nature and needs of the individual or group in question and their type of anxiety. Some of the types of anxiety counselling we offer include:
- CBT: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a type of anxiety counselling that focuses on helping change the way you think about anxiety and panic attacks. It is considered one of the most effective types of anxiety counselling. This type of counselling can help you understand your thoughts, feelings and how you contribute to your anxiety.
- Interpersonal therapy: This type of counselling focuses on helping people improve their relationship with other people. Interpersonal therapy can help you communicate better, set boundaries and resolve conflict. This type of relationship might be the right type of counselling for employees that struggle with relationships at work and in their private life.
- Exposure therapy: Exposure therapy helps you to face your triggers head-on in a safe and controlled environment. For anxiety, this may mean gradually exposing yourself to the situations or objects that make you anxious. The goal is to help you learn that your anxiety doesn’t control you and you can face your fears without being overwhelmed.
- Acceptance and commitment therapy: Acceptance and commitment therapy is slightly different and is based on the idea that it’s not our thoughts or feelings that cause distress but rather our relationship. ACT therapy can help you develop a more accepting, mindful attitude towards your inner experience which can lead to decreased anxiety and suffering.
