Sometimes. Sometimes not. I've seen both sides. My anecdata: My road rage was definitely my body and responded to therapy that targeted the sensations in the

Sometimes. Sometimes not. I've seen both sides. My anecdata: My road rage was definitely my body and responded to therapy that targeted the sensations in the body. My anxiety was not. It was a way of thinking. Ruminating thoughts. Cascades of potential disastrous outcomes. I needed medication and I needed to talk to a therapist. She seems unqualified to be giving out misguided medical advice in such certain terms. Minds get in the way of comprehending other minds, and broad statements are difficult to make truthfully.