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1. www.foodallergy.org › fare-blog › food-allergyFood Allergy Anxiety – When Is It Time to See a Therapist?

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   Apr 6, 2021 · If you have determined it is time for therapy, treatment with a food-allergy-informed therapist is important. Allergy-informed therapists understand the seriousness of food allergies and the unique stressors associated with food allergy management.

2. www.everydayhealth.com › allergies › are-foodAre Food Allergies Causing You Anxiety? - Everyday Health

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Are Food Allergies Causing You Anxiety? Managing food allergies can be challenging. Learning how to be vigilant without being crippled by anxiety can help those with food allergies live...

3. foodallergycanada.ca › living-with-allergiesAdditional healthcare support - Food Allergy Canada

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   Anxiety resulting from a new diagnosis is normal and can be a healthy part of the learning process to manage food allergies. It can motivate you to learn more about how to prevent reactions, recognize the symptoms of a reaction and respond appropriately in an emergency. Follow these helpful tips to ease anxiety: As food allergy management becomes a...

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   Dailyliving can be challenging considering the number of times food is eaten eachday. Whether you’re dealing with a food allergy or multiple food allergies, thereare diet and lifestyle changes you’ll need to consider for your family. Establishinghousehold rules (for example, which foods can enter your home) and planningahead for social events like ...

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   You are a role model for your child. Help your child to feel confident in daily life, and in managing his or her food allergy. You can: 1. Talk openly with your child, even about tough topics, and encourage them to ask questions. 2. Work together as they encounter new situations. 3. Allow your child to take an age-appropriate role in problem-solvin...

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   After a serious allergic reaction, there often is a period of readjustment. It can have a significant impact on you and your family as you all make sense of what happened. A serious allergic reaction often prompts key questions about how it happened, how it was handled and what can be done differently in the future. You and your family may be deali...

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   Connect with Food Allergy Canada. There are many online resources available for learning more about your or your child’s allergies. You can also reach us at info@foodallergycanada.caor 1 866 785-56...

   Find a support group in your area. Allergy support groups can provide valuable information on how other families are successfully living with allergies. They also provide a warm, caring environment...

   Seek help from your doctor as needed, and secure a referral to a specialist if required. You may find it helpful to talk to a health professional such as a dietitian, psychologist or social worker....

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4. www.thermofisher.com › allergy › usLiving with Food Allergies and Anxiety | Allergy Insider

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   Jun 15, 2020 · What is food allergy anxiety? Food allergy anxiety happens when the fear of coming in contact with an allergen and/or experiencing an allergic reaction interferes with a person’s ability to function on a daily basis. Food allergy anxiety can appear in anyone who has been diagnosed with a food allergy or suspects he or she may have a food allergy.

5. foodallergycanada.ca › treatments-and-therapiesTreatments and therapies - Food Allergy Canada

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   There is no cure for food allergy, though there are newly emerging therapies that show promise. The best studied treatments involve immunotherapy or desensitization to a food allergen using different methods of delivery.

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6. foodallergycanada.ca › anxietyAnxiety - Food Allergy Canada

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   Initial anxiety with a new diagnosis is normal, and can actually be a healthy part of the process in learning to manage food allergies. It can motivate you to learn what you need to know about steps to prevent reactions and how to respond in an emergency. Follow these helpful tips to ease anxiety:

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   What is food allergy anxiety?

   • Food allergy anxiety happens when the fear of coming in contact with an allergen and/or experiencing an allergic reaction interferes with a person’s ability to function on a daily basis. Food allergy anxiety can appear in anyone who has been diagnosed with a food allergy or suspects he or she may have a food allergy.

   Living with Food Allergy Anxiety | Allergy Insider

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   Where can I find a food allergy therapist?

   • If you're looking for an allergy-informed therapist in your area or state, visit the Food Allergy Counselor Directory, which has a growing list of therapists ready to help you. While FARE does not endorse products, we support and appreciate enterprises and organizations that are committed to serving the food allergy community.

   Food Allergy Anxiety – When Is It Time to See a Therapist?

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   Is it time for a food allergy-informed therapist?

   • If you have determined it is time for therapy, treatment with a food-allergy-informed therapist is important. Allergy-informed therapists understand the seriousness of food allergies and the unique stressors associated with food allergy management. They are well versed in effective strategies to help you manage your anxiety.

   Food Allergy Anxiety – When Is It Time to See a Therapist?

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   How do I know if I have food allergy anxiety?

   • A key indicator of food allergy anxiety is if an individual is choosing to avoid certain things in an attempt to “stay safe” from his or her allergen, such as not going to a friend’s house or avoiding playing sports. There are a few simple questions I like to ask to help determine if someone with a food allergy is experiencing food allergy anxiety:

   Living with Food Allergy Anxiety | Allergy Insider

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   Do adolescents with food allergies have anxiety?

   • Adolescents and teens 10-16 years old with food allergy are more likely to have symptoms of generalized anxiety. They may also have separation anxiety, anorexia nervosa, and depression. Adolescents with food allergies report lower self-esteem. Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the United States believe they have a food allergy.

   Mental Health and Living with Food Allergies | Allergy & Asthma Network

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8. allergyasthmanetwork.org › food-allergy-anxietyMental Health and Living with Food Allergies | Allergy ...

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   Food allergy-specific anxiety tends to focus on specific phobias and fears. These often include: needle phobia; allergen safety; eating out; traveling; allergic reactions and anaphylaxis; using epinephrine; rejection; humiliation; exclusion; bullying; death; Mental health therapy can benefit people with food allergy anxiety.