Anxiety-related disorders encompass either generalized anxiety as the predominant disturbance or intermittent anxiety as the individual attempts to master symptoms; for example, confronting an object or situation in a phobic disorder or resisting the obsessions or compulsions in obsessive-compulsive disorders. Diagnosis requires medically documented findings of at least one of the following:
Anxiety is debilitating, and the symptoms of general or intermittent anxiety can leave you unable to work or hold on to a job. Don’t let anxiety-related disorders affect your livelihood and your ability to focus on your health. Money-related problems can exacerbate the anxiety, disrupting your ability to get better and flourish socially and economically.
Therefore, when applying for social security benefits because of an anxiety-related disorder, you need a prominent Houston disability attorney fighting on your side. The attorneys at Herren Law understand how anxiety can impact a person’s ability to work. Even if the Social Security Administration or an insurance provider doesn’t consider an anxiety disorder as a work-debilitating disease, our social security attorneys know the exact strategies and techniques to hopefully change their minds. Although we can’t assure you of success, we will build the most robust case possible and give you a fighting chance.
Disability Impairments • Mental Disorders • Affective disorders • Anxiety-related disorders. • Autistic disorders. • Mental retardation disorders. • Organic mental disorders. • Personality disorders. • Schizophrenic, paranoid and psychotic disorders • Somatoform disorders. • Substance addiction disorders.
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