In closing, it has been illustrated that Generalized Anxiety Disorder is a treatable condition that can be done with proper medication that is carefully determined by doing a thorough medical history of the client and in conjunction with psychotherapy. There are incidents when primary care physicians try to treat anxiety and prescribe medications such as benzodiazepine along with a referral to therapy. Not all the time does the client seek therapy or can afford it. However, if the client seeks therapy it can be extremely therapeutic in reducing symptoms so that medication use can be short-term. Such things as meditation and relaxation techniques are common interventions presented to control the amygdala signals the prefrontal cortex responses.
