Essentially, to stop a panic attack, your body needs to relax, which is fairly obvious. To stop panic attacks your anxiety levels need to come down, and particularly in situations that currently cause anxiety or panic, but it is sometimes a little more complicated than that.
Conditioning factors can make this more difficult. See Part 2 of the free course for an explanation.
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Mark Tyrrell
Creative Director Uncommon Knowledge
Mark Tyrrell is a Director of Uncommon Knowledge and has been training therapists for over 15 years.
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