The psychological disorder known as anxiety has been well-documented in the annals of medical history. Hippocrates addressed anxiety in the age of antiquity, and the disorder was first psychologised by Sigmund Freud in 1926. In today's world, diagnoses of anxiety are becoming more and more common, especially amongst young people. This upsurge in diagnosis tends to be attributed to the rise of technology, over-protective parenting, 'exam-factory' schooling and the 'luxury' of too much choice, according to Rachael Dove in Anxiety: the epidemic sweeping through Generation Y. SPECIALLY WRITTEN MUSIC MIGHT BE A BREAKTHROUGH TREATMENT FOR ANXIETY For whatever reason, scores of young people across the western world are receiving diagnoses of anxiety in the doctor's office. The disorder, which can be tremendously debilitating in the course of everyday life, will be treated with pharmaceutical drugs as treatment. A smaller proportion of patients also receives therapy either alongside medication