Background: This study aims to assess how an ericksonian therapy program made of 10 sessions manages to prove its efficiency in the management of anxious patients. Method: In this study, were included 120 female patients who were assessed during the study with Penn State Scale. Patients were divided into four study groups, as it follows: C (control group, 30 cases), P (30 patients group treated with psychotherapy), PM (30 patients group treated with psychotherapy and drug therapy), M (30 patients group treated only with drug therapy). All this cases were assessed 3 times, in the first week, 3 weeks after and 6 weeks after. Results: The PM group, when compared to the M group, presented a faster symptom remission. The P group compared to M group presented a slower symptom remission. At the last assessment, the P group scored less than M group, but statistically insignificant. The PM group presented the best progress. All study groups proved significant improvements compared to C group. Conclusion: The data confirm that therapy brings significant statistical improvements.