>>76264043 (OP)Didn't try it myself, since the downsides outweighed the possible benefits (among other things, I would have had to get a shrinks permission for my drivers license if I'd gotten a dx). But from the research I did back then, and talking to some shrinks I know irl, there's basically two approaches that are widely used. One where they pump you full of meds and tell you to fake being normal, and one where they try to figure out the source of the problem and fix it. Neither one really works, apparently, while the one thing that seems to work at least short term is hard work and being in nature. Classic "touch grass". That's then followed by behavioral therapy (aka faking being normal, or "manning up").
I know, it sounds like I'm trying to troll, but that's actually what I was told was the best treatment, by a guy who treats mentally ill criminals for a living.
For me personally, it worked out. Hard training, hiking to exhaustion on my free days, pain when exhaustion wasn't enough, and forcing myself into the situations I wanted to be in by basically ignoring fear and discomfort worked.