There is several types of Anxiety Disorders. ​

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD): Apprehension about something in the future, excessive worry about a number of events or activities that the person finds difficult to control. A common feature is that the worries often have a “chaining” effect, that is, one worry will lead to others. ​​

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• Panic disorder: Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks, a sudden, intense fear or discomfort that peaks within minutes followed by persistent worry about additional panic attacks.

• Selective mutism is when someone normally capable of speech cannot speak in certain situations or to specific people (It often occurs with social phobia).

• Separation anxiety: excessive fear or anxiety regarding separation from an attachment figure such as your home, loved ones, or someone that you feel attached to.

• Agoraphobia is the fear of being outside the home alone, such as in open spaces like a park and/or enclosed spaces like public transport or shops. ​

• Social phobia or social anxiety disorder is the general intense fear of social situations or performances where there is possible scrutiny and evaluation by others.

• Specific phobia: Significant and excessive fear or anxiety about a specific object or situation that when faced, provokes intense fear, anxiety, or avoidance. E.g spiders.