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Anxiety treatment in Udaipur

Chetas Counseling Center offers anxiety treatment in Udaipur, led by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MD Psychiatry (NIMHANS). Constant worry is exhausting. Anxiety disorders respond very well to treatment, and you can learn to feel calm and in control again.

Dr. R. K. Sharma · MD Psychiatry, NIMHANS
Mon–Sat, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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Quick answer

What is the best treatment for anxiety?

The most effective treatment for anxiety disorders is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), sometimes combined with medicines such as SSRIs. At Chetas Counseling Center, Udaipur, psychiatrist Dr. R.K. Sharma assesses the type of anxiety and builds a plan that may include CBT, exposure-based therapy, relaxation skills and, where needed, non-habit-forming medication.

Signs to look for

When to seek help

Can't stop worryingWorry about many things that's hard to control.
Physical symptomsRacing heart, sweating, tight chest, stomach upset.
Avoiding situationsStaying away from people, places or tasks that trigger fear.
Restless & tenseOn edge, irritable, muscles tight.
Poor sleepMind racing at night.
Health worriesRepeated fear of serious illness despite normal tests.
Understanding it

What you should know

Anxiety is the body's alarm system turned up too high. Treatment teaches the brain that the alarm is false, so it gradually quietens down.

Our approach

How treatment works at Chetas

  1. AssessmentType of anxiety, triggers and medical causes such as thyroid or caffeine.
  2. Understanding anxietyHow the fear cycle works and why avoidance keeps it going.
  3. CBT & exposureStep-by-step facing of fears with skills to manage symptoms.
  4. Medication if neededNon-habit-forming options, reviewed regularly.
Covered

What we help with

Generalised anxietySocial anxietyHealth anxietyPhobiasPanic disorderPerformance anxietyExam anxietySeparation anxiety
About sleeping pills and anxiety tablets

Some anxiety medicines can be habit-forming if used long term. We use them only briefly, if at all, and focus on treatments that last.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Can anxiety be cured?+

Most people with anxiety disorders improve greatly with CBT and treatment, and many become symptom-free.

Is anxiety medicine habit-forming?+

SSRIs, the most common long-term option, are not habit-forming. Benzodiazepines can be and are used only briefly.

How many therapy sessions will I need?+

Typically 8–16 sessions of CBT.

Is anxiety a sign of weakness?+

No. It is a common medical condition, not a character flaw.

RKMedically reviewed by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry) – NIMHANS Bangalore, DPM (C.I.P. Ranchi), FIPS · Updated 1 Oct 2026
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