Anxiety Treatment in Revere, MA

Psych Boston provides anxiety treatment for patients in Revere, Massachusetts, from our office in Lexington and through secure telehealth. From Revere Beach to West Revere, residents often work shifts at the airport, hospitals and service jobs, so we keep Saturday hours and telehealth for hard-to-schedule weeks.

Anxiety treatment for Revere patients: who it helps

People from Revere come to us for anxiety treatment for many reasons, including:

• Generalized anxiety disorder — constant, hard-to-control worry
• Panic disorder and panic attacks
• Social anxiety and performance anxiety
• Specific phobias and health anxiety
• Anxiety alongside depression, ADHD or insomnia
• Children and teens with school-related or separation anxiety

What to expect

1. Assessment: We clarify the type of anxiety, triggers, physical symptoms and any medical factors such as thyroid problems, caffeine or medications.
2. Treatment plan: Plans often combine therapy approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) — through a referral if needed — with medication when appropriate.
3. Medication options: When medication is used, clinicians typically start with long-term options such as SSRIs or SNRIs and use short-term medications cautiously.
4. Follow-up: Regular check-ins track progress, side effects and skills you are building, adjusting the plan as needed.

Getting care from Revere

We do not have a separate office in Revere; all in-person visits take place at our Lexington location. From Revere, the drive to our Lexington office is usually 30–35 minutes via Route 1 or Route 16 to Route 2. Wonderland, Revere Beach and Beachmont stations on the Blue Line serve the city.

We regularly see patients from Revere Beach, Beachmont, Point of Pines, West Revere and Revere Center. For many Revere residents, a combination of an in-person first visit and telehealth follow-ups works well.

• Office: 35 Bedford St #17, Lexington, MA 02420
• Phone: 781-218-9550
• Hours: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–6:00 PM, Sat 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
• Telehealth: Available for patients located in Massachusetts — learn about telehealth visits

Why patients choose Psych Boston

At Psych Boston, every plan starts with listening. Our psychiatric clinicians see patients in our Lexington office and by secure telehealth, with an emphasis on evidence-based treatment, clear communication and consistent follow-up. Meet our clinical team.

Frequently asked questions about anxiety treatment in Revere

Can I get anxiety treatment by telehealth from Revere?

In many cases, yes. Revere residents can often complete visits by secure video from home or work in Massachusetts. Your clinician may recommend an in-office visit in Lexington when that would be more helpful.

Is anxiety treated with medication or therapy?

Often both. Therapy such as CBT is highly effective, and medication can help when symptoms are moderate to severe or therapy alone is not enough. Your clinician will discuss what fits you.

How quickly does anxiety treatment work?

Many people notice improvement within several weeks, though medications like SSRIs can take 4–8 weeks for full effect.

Do you treat panic attacks?

Yes. Panic disorder is very treatable with a combination of skills-based therapy and, when appropriate, medication.

Which Revere neighborhoods do you serve?

We see patients from all parts of Revere, including Revere Beach, Beachmont, Point of Pines, West Revere and Revere Center, as well as surrounding Suffolk County communities.

Is this an emergency service?

No. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911, or go to the nearest emergency department.

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Trusted resources

• NIMH: Anxiety Disorders
• American Psychiatric Association: Patients & Families

This page is for general information and is not a substitute for individual medical advice. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.