From the monthly archives:

February 2009

Extreme or sustained anxiety leads to potentially damaging physical effects on our bodies. During times of anxious thoughts our bodies takeover and begin travelling through three phases of stress. 
First, the body goes into fight or flight mode. This is the initial and immediate response to perceived threats If we’re anxious our bodies assume danger is [...]

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By attacking the attacks before it becomes a real problem, you are not necessarily curing yourself of anxiety, panic or panic attacks but you are preventing it from becoming an unmanageable problem. 
Many people will try to tell you that they can cure your panic, your anxiety, your depression or any other unpleasant feeling you may [...]

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Unfortunately, reading a couple of pages won’t cure your problems. Anyone who suffers from true anxiety and panic knows the crisis isn’t going to go away overnight. In fact, fear will always be present in your life unless you decide to live in a bubble and even then there is stuff to be anxious about. 
Worries [...]

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Do You Recognize Susan´s Panic Attack Story?

by Bertil Hjert on February 27, 2009

Susan was relaxing like she did every Saturday morning at the nail salon. She had her feet in the tub, the massage chair activated and was getting a great pedicure. She was talking to the other ladies in the salon about the weather for the upcoming weekend, and the upcoming holidays. 
Suddenly, her skin started to [...]

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