New Anxiety Website Promises Hope and Encouragement for Anxiety Sufferers

ATLANTA - July 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Conditions of Panic Disorder, Anxiety Attacks, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and anxiety in general have become so prevalent in today's fast paced society that millions of people are confronted with these sometimes debilitation conditions each day. Highly skilled and successful business persons, and competent people from all walks of life are facing these startling challenges. However, many think that they are alone. Nothing could be further from the truth.

B. Gregory Sloan, owner, blogger, minister, and developer of the site has written about anxiety and depressive disorders for many years. He personally has experienced them and has seen his family go through their share of anxiety disorders through the years. He is passionate about taking away some of the prominent stigmas and fears of anxiety related conditions. At http://www.antianxietyattack.com an anxiety sufferer can immediately be encouraged and be presented with online options of treatment as well as be advised as to what steps should be taken in seeking treatment.

Because of the embarrassment and shame that unfortunately can go along with anxiety disorders, many people will suffer in silence and fail to get the proper treatment, teaching, and training that it might take to overcome their condition. Sloan's site provides immediate encouragement and access to some online help, but encourages them to follow through with courses of treatment that might be recommended by their medical professional.

The site has a Facebook page as well as building quality help and encouragement videos on their Youtube channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/AntiAnxietyAttack.
The website not only deals with panic or anxiety attacks, but also has begun to focus also on http://antianxietyattack.com/generalized-anxiety-disorder..., and other topics. Many anxiety sufferers develop what is sometimes referred to as the "fear of fear" or in other words they stay in a stay of fear that an anxiety attack may happen at any time, out of the blue, and bring upon untold fear and embarrassment for their condition.

The website has been in development for several months now and has now officially launched. Many anxiety sufferers may be helped through this new online resource in the months and years to come.