Fri Aug 22 2025

Lyte Psychiatry – Best Adults and Adolescents Therapist and Psychiatrist Near You (Affordable Care in Dallas & Arlington, TX)
At Lyte Psychiatry, serving Dallas and Arlington, TX, we help people of all ages better understand anxiety, recognize its root causes, and develop personalized strategies for relief. If you’ve been wondering why you feel so wired all the time, you’re not alone—and there’s a reason behind it.
Anxiety disorders cause your brain to stay in a hyper-alert survival mode, even when there’s no actual danger. This makes it hard to relax, sleep, or focus—because your brain thinks something bad is about to happen at any moment.
GAD causes excessive worry about everyday things—your job, health, relationships, or school—even when there’s no real cause for concern. You may find it impossible to “turn off” your thoughts, leading to mental fatigue, restlessness, or irritability.
Sometimes, anxiety stems from things we don’t even realize are affecting us, like:
🔹 Unresolved emotional issues
🔹 Overstimulation from social media or screens
🔹 Poor sleep, diet, or lack of exercise
You may not always know why you’re feeling anxious—but your body and brain do.
Anxiety isn’t always obvious. You might be experiencing:
🔹 Difficulty sleeping
🔹 Tight chest or shortness of breath
🔹 A sense of dread or impending doom
🔹 Trouble concentrating
It can affect your work, school, relationships, and even your physical health. The good news? Anxiety is treatable.
If you’re tired of feeling like you’re constantly “on,” unable to relax, or anxious for no clear reason, help is available—and healing is possible.
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Q: How do I know if my anxiety is clinical or just stress?
A: If anxiety interferes with your daily life, lasts longer than two weeks, or feels uncontrollable, it may be a clinical condition like GAD, panic disorder, or social anxiety.
Q: Can anxiety cause physical symptoms?
A: Yes. It can trigger headaches, rapid heart rate, stomachaches, muscle tension, and more.
Q: Is therapy or medication better for anxiety?
A: Often, a combination of both works best. At Lyte Psychiatry, we tailor treatment to your specific needs and preferences.
Q: Do you treat children and teens with anxiety?
A: Absolutely. We specialize in helping kids and adolescents cope with school, social, and family stressors.
Q: Is treatment at Lyte Psychiatry affordable?
A: Yes. We accept most major insurance plans and offer self-pay options to ensure everyone has access to the help they need.
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