How To Stop Panic Attack in 2 Minutes or Less
Summary
- Panic attack can happen at any time it takes over and you're not myself anymore
- You start to worry: - What if I fall down or faint, or stop breathing? How do other people see me, can they tell what’s going on?
- But fighting it and trying to keep it under control which makes things worse, leaving you worn out and exhausted
- A good way to think about it is like a train coming towards you – you can't stop it so get out of the way
- My technique for dealing with it is called "Feed to Beast" - give it what it wants and it will go away!
- What I say to myself: "Here it is again, I knew it was coming, I’m going to let it happen and get out of the way
- Let this waves of panic come and wash over you, and soon it will leave you alone
- At the end, do a sharp and intense physical movement like jump and clap to break apart whatever tension is left
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