PanicdisordertreatmentonlinewithTalkspace
Panic disorder causes sudden, intense panic attacks that disrupt daily life. Talkspace offers online therapy and medication tailored to help you manage panic attacks and reclaim peace.
Clinically-proven online therapy and psychiatry
Talkspace treatment plans incorporate evidence-based therapy, psychiatric services, and ongoing medication management for a holistic approach to manage symptoms of panic disorder.
Top prescribed panic disorder medications
Receive a customized medication plan from a licensed Talkspace psychiatric provider experienced in treating panic disorders. While Talkspace can’t prescribe controlled substances, you can get effective medications for panic disorder, like SSRIs, SNRIs, and other non-benzodiazepine options. Some of the most common medications used to treat panic disorder:
Panic disorder treatment
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Communicate with your therapist through live sessions, messaging, or both.
Begin a treatment plan
Start a personalized panic disorder treatment plan, including online therapy and prescribed medication, if needed. Your Talkspace provider will guide you through available options.
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Access affordable care for panic disorder, with or without insurance
The cost of care shouldn’t stop you. Talkspace accepts most major insurance and offers affordable self-pay rates so you can access affordable online panic disorder treatment.
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Connect with a licensed therapist or psychiatric provider for online panic disorder treatment. Receive support quickly and start learning techniques to reduce panic attacks.
Any questions?
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What are the symptoms of panic disorder?
Panic disorder causes sudden and often frequent panic attacks. Common symptoms include:
- Heart palpitations
- Shortness of breath
- Sweating
- Dizziness
- Feeling out of control
- Intense fear
- Racing heart
- Shortness of breath
- Sense of impending doom
What is the best treatment for panic disorder?
A combined approach of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and prescribed medication (when appropriate) is the most effective treatment for panic disorder.
What is the most effective therapy for panic disorder?
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the gold standard for panic disorder treatment. This form of therapy helps you identify and change unhealthy and unhelpful thought patterns. You’ll also learn effective coping strategies to manage attacks when they occur.
How is panic disorder tested and diagnosed?
A panic disorder diagnosis requires a comprehensive assessment by a licensed mental health care professional, using structured evaluations and self-report questionnaires.
Can I get treated for panic disorder online?
Yes, you can get treated for panic disorder online. Talkspace offers diagnosis, online therapy for panic disorder, prescriptions, and medication management. You can access care right from the comfort of your own home.
Can an online psychiatrist prescribe medication for panic disorder?
Yes, providers can prescribe certain panic disorder medications online. Talkspace psychiatric providers can recommend and prescribe certain types of drugs, including non-controlled substances. While benzodiazepines typically aren’t available online (and are not prescribed by Talkspace), SSRIs, SNRIs, and other medications that aren’t controlled substances are commonly prescribed for panic disorder.
Are panic attacks the same as anxiety?
No, panic attacks are not quite the same thing as anxiety. While the two have overlapping symptoms, anxiety is a chronic mental health condition that’s typically less intense than panic attacks. Panic disorder causes sudden and intense episodes that can be debilitating. They’re also recurring, whereas generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is more of an ongoing worry or feeling on edge. However, it’s possible to have both anxiety and panic disorder.
Is therapy for panic disorder covered by insurance?
Most insurance plans will cover therapy and psychiatric services for panic disorder treatment. However, you can verify coverage with Talkspace before seeking treatment, so there are no surprises about cost.
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