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/ Anxiety • Panic • Social & Performance

Coral Gables · Telehealth across Florida

Your mind is always racing. That doesn’t mean you have to stay stuck.

Anxiety can affect how you think, feel, work, connect, and move through everyday life. Whether you experience constant worry, sudden panic, or fear in social situations, a personalized evaluation can help identify what is happening and create a clearer path forward.

Private care • Personalized treatment • Evidence-based approach

A clearer understanding

You are not just “overthinking.”

Anxiety is more than feeling stressed. It can impact your body, thoughts, emotions, and daily decisions.

Understand your anxiety patterns and triggers

Review symptoms, history, and previous treatments

Identify the right treatment approach

Recognition

Does this sound like you?

You appear fine on the outside, but internally you feel constantly overwhelmed.

Your thoughts move faster than you can control. Small situations feel exhausting. Avoiding certain places, conversations, or responsibilities may feel easier than facing them.

You may have learned ways to push through anxiety, hide nervousness, or avoid situations that feel uncomfortable.

But anxiety is not a weakness. It is a condition that can be understood, treated, and managed with the right support.

Review

What you tried and how long you tried it.

Measure

What changed in mood, sleep, focus, and function.

Plan

What deserves a different approach now.

Have your symptoms been affecting your daily life, work, relationships, or overall well-being?
Yes
No
Have you tried managing these concerns on your own but feel that more support may be needed?
Yes
No
Have your symptoms continued despite previous efforts, treatments, or lifestyle changes?
Yes
No
Do you feel your current challenges are preventing you from living the way you want?
Yes
No

Private self-check

Have you noticed these?

This is not a diagnosis. It is a simple way to recognize when a professional anxiety evaluation may be helpful.

A personalized approach

What treatment looks like here.

Effective treatment begins with understanding your experience. We look at your symptoms, history, and goals to create a plan that fits your needs.

1

Evaluate

Review anxiety symptoms, triggers, patterns, medical history, and previous treatment experiences.

2

Measure

Identify what may be contributing to anxiety, panic episodes, or performance-related fears.

3

Treat

Explore personalized options including therapy approaches, medication strategies, and lifestyle support when appropriate.

4

Adjust

Monitor progress and refine your treatment plan as your needs change.

Coverage before surprises

Quality anxiety care  covered by insurance.

Many patients use commercial insurance for mental health services. Our team verifies benefits before your appointment so you have a clearer understanding of coverage and costs.

We check first.

Insurance coverage varies by plan and service. Verification helps provide clarity before starting care.

Free coverage check

See if you’re covered.

Share your basic contact and insurance information. Do not include private medical details. Our team will verify your benefits and guide you through the next steps.

Please don't include medical details here

For the person reading at 2am

You don’t have to face overwhelming moments alone.

If you feel unsafe or are experiencing an emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.

For immediate emotional support, call or text 988 for confidential crisis support.

Common questions

Clear answers before you begin.

An evaluation should reduce uncertainty, not add to it. These answers explain the starting process.

JB

Medically reviewed by Dr. Jay Borrego, DNP, PMHNP-BC, CRNA

Updated July 26, 2026 · Florida psychiatric practice information

A plan can explain itself

Anxiety does not have to control your life.

Start with a comprehensive evaluation designed to understand your experience and create a treatment plan built around your goals.

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