15 million or so Americans suffer from a social anxiety disorder with a typical onset age of 13. Most people with anxiety depression or social anxiety disorder don’t reach out for help until they’ve suffered for a decade. Anxiety depression is based in fear. People suffering from anxiety depression are overwhelmed with the idea that they will humiliate or embarrass themselves in a social situation.

At BPHope.com, they provide hope for those suffering from anxiety depression through a number of articles, blogs and forums. A representative of BPHope.com talked about those suffering from anxiety or depression, “At BPHope.com our mission is to empower those suffering from bipolar, anxiety or depression with the tools they need to enhance their quality of life. Through our anonymous social forums and multitude of educational articles with fascinating human insights from others suffering from anxiety depression, those who need the help can find it here. We understand that it isn’t so easy for people suffering from anxiety or depression to simply “shake it off” – we know that a cure is a multi-layered strategy of possible medication, exercise, nutrition, sleep and other life-builders and natural mood enhancers.”

When Anxiety Depression Reaches Unusual Levels
Normal anxiety is nothing to be concerned with, walking down the street at night and feeling anxious, going on a blind date and feeling anxious are examples of normal human anxiety. It’s when anxiety depression levels reach a significant point where they are inhibiting the individual from leaving the house, or crossing a bridge or are causing them to panic when professional help should be sought. BPHope.com is dedicated to those individuals suffering from anxiety or depression in any form.

About BPHope.com:
BPHope.com is the digital version of BP Magazine. Both offer hope and harmony to those living with anxiety and depression and bipolar disorder. They offer bipolar support groups in their anonymous bipolar forum that is intended to help anyone living with bipolar disorder, as well as their friends and family, and anyone seeking support. The idea behind the forums is for individuals to not only get help, but to offer help as well, creating a mutually beneficial community.