Evaluating Anxiety as a Brain and Nervous System Regulation Issue
Anxiety is not a personality trait, and it is not caused by overthinking alone. It occurs when the brain’s threat and stress-response systems remain persistently activated.
Addressing the Biological Drivers of Anxiety
At PICMI, we evaluate anxiety as a problem of regulation. Disrupted sleep, autonomic imbalance, inflammatory stress, trauma physiology, and overactive brain networks can all prevent the nervous system from settling. Anxiety is a biological signal—and when interpreted correctly, it can be addressed at its source.
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