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Not all anxiety looks the same over time. This staging model tracks progression from early risk factors through chronic illness, distinguishing cases with and without comorbid depression or alcohol dependency.

Treatment doesn’t end when symptoms lift. This model tracks the course of major depressive disorder through acute, continuation, and maintenance phases – mapping the path from response to remission, recovery, and the risk points for relapse or recurrence along the way.

With regard to possible exposure scenarios, innovative software enables the generation of almost any environment.

A typical setup for exposure treatments using virtual reality.

Anxiety hasn’t always been classified the way it is today. This flowchart traces how diagnoses shifted across DSM editions, from broad “neuroses” categories to the specific disorders (panic, GAD, phobias, PTSD) recognized now

Not all anxiety medications work the same way. This diagram maps how fast acting agents like psychedelics and ketamine, and slower acting monoamine based drugs, both drive brain network reorganization to produce lasting therapeutic effects.