Anxiety.org
Anxiety-focused health articles with disorder guides and coping topics.
Anxiety.org publishes informational articles about anxiety disorders, mental health, and related wellness topics. Its homepage highlights condition explainers, coping-focused pieces, and some clinician-attributed articles, alongside broader health and product-review content.
Why it stands out
- Maintains a recognizable anxiety-specific domain while covering several distinct anxiety-related conditions.
- Combines disorder explainers with practical coping articles tied to real-life situations.
- Some highlighted articles list professional credentials such as M.D., Psy.D., Ph.D., or MFT bylines.
- Clearly states that its content is informational and not a substitute for licensed medical care.
Good to know
- The site says its content is not medical advice and should not be used for diagnosis or treatment decisions.
- The homepage mixes anxiety education with unrelated product reviews and supplement-oriented content.
- It does not appear to offer personalized screening, therapy matching, crisis support, or clinical services.
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Readers researching anxiety symptoms, disorder types, and coping concepts in plain language can use it as a starting point. Look up overviews of PTSD, OCD, selective mutism, phobias, and generalized or social anxiety. Browse practical articles on anxiety in everyday situations, such as bullying, breakups, or social media stress. Use the site’s categories and search to find mental health and general wellness articles.
Searchable article archive; sections for phobias, generalized anxiety, separation anxiety, and social anxiety; mental health categories including therapy, ADHD, depression, trauma, and self-care; newsletter subscription; article bylines that sometimes include medical or mental-health credentials.
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Similar sites elsewhere
- Anxiety and Depression Association of America — adaa.org
- Anxiety Canada — anxietycanada.com
- National Institute of Mental Health — nimh.nih.gov
- Verywell Mind — verywellmind.com
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