How Can Therapy Help with Driving Phobia?
Posted on October 4, 2012
People with driving phobia can be reluctant to seek help for their problem. They may feel embarrassed by their fear and think no one else understands what they're going through. Talking to a therapist can reduce the sense of isolation and helplessness driving phobics feel. Read about what therapy can do to ease driving anxiety.
Why Some Drivers Can’t Resist Their Cell Phone
Posted on September 29, 2012
With the growing number of auto accidents caused by cellular phone use, some people can't help but ask, “Why don't they just put the phone down?” To the older driver, the idea of using a cell phone on the road seems irresponsible and even selfish. But there may be more to the habit than meets the eye.
Facilities Designed to Treat Anxiety and Phobias
Posted on September 27, 2012
Treating an anxiety disorder can be difficult, but partial to full recovery is possible for most people. You may have tried a few methods and found that they just didn't work for you. Rather than giving up and accepting severe anxiety, you may want to explore treatment centers in your area.
New Technology to Reduce Range Anxiety
Posted on September 25, 2012
Now that more companies are manufacturing electric cars, you may have heard of the term “range anxiety.” Range anxiety is the fear that your electric car will run out of power, leaving you stranded with no way to re-charge your vehicle. Fortunately, a new car model may allay the fears of electric car owners. Read about it here!
Anxiety and Depression Medications Put Drivers at Risk
Posted on September 22, 2012
Medication can greatly improve the quality of life for someone who has a mental health condition. For many people, anxiety and depression are manageable with prescribed drug therapy. But taking medication to reduce anxiety while driving may actually have an adverse effect on your safety. Read about the alarming new findings here.
Putting A Stop to Driving Anxiety
Posted on September 6, 2012
Driving anxiety can creep up on anyone, but there's a point when it becomes a danger. Did you know that driving anxiety can be so severe it can lead to a panic attack on the road? Panic attacks are not fatal, but they can be very distracting and worrying when you're behind the wheel. A news story covers the basics of driving anxiety and shows how one woman finally learned to face her fear.
