Anxiety is a natural response to stress—but when it becomes chronic, overwhelming, or interferes with your daily life, it may be part of an anxiety disorder. At VP Mindcare, we help you identify the type and root cause of your anxiety so you can regain control and confidence.
Excessive worry or overthinking
Racing thoughts, especially at night
Muscle tension, stomach issues, or headaches
Panic attacks or fear of panic
Avoidance of situations that trigger distress
Difficulty concentrating or feeling "on edge"
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Panic Disorder
Social Anxiety
Health Anxiety
Phobias and Specific Fears
Anxiety related to trauma or ADHD
We take a compassionate, individualized approach to anxiety care. After a comprehensive evaluation, we may recommend:
Medication management for anxiety regulation
CBT-based strategies to reduce avoidance, challenge intrusive thoughts, and build coping tools
Lifestyle interventions such as sleep, nutrition, and mindfulness
Referral to therapy or integration with your current therapist
Many clients find relief with SSRIs, SNRIs, or other evidence-based medications for anxiety. We review all options with you—balancing effectiveness, tolerability, and your goals for treatment.
Students, parents, and professionals navigating high stress
Individuals with anxiety plus ADHD or depression
People recovering from burnout, grief, or trauma
Clients new to psychiatry or restarting treatment after time away
When anxiety starts to limit your work, relationships, or health
When worry becomes constant or irrational
If panic symptoms are disrupting your life
If you feel like you “can’t relax” no matter what you try
Initial evaluation (telehealth or in person)
Accurate diagnosis using validated tools
Collaborative treatment plan that evolves with your needs
Ongoing support for medication, therapy coordination, and symptom tracking
Lexington, KY
Anchorage, AK
Telehealth for clients across Kentucky and Alaska
Can medication really help with anxiety?
Yes. Many people experience significant relief from anxiety symptoms with medication. We work with you to find the lowest effective dose and minimize side effects.
Do you offer therapy too?
We do not currently provide talk therapy, but we often collaborate with therapists and can refer you to trusted local or virtual providers.
Is anxiety linked to ADHD or trauma?
Yes. We frequently see overlap between anxiety, ADHD, and trauma responses. Our providers are skilled in addressing co-occurring conditions holistically.