From the outside, it’s difficult to comprehend a panic attack. After all, it occurs when no clear danger is present. So, where does it come from?
The root causes of the disorder are similar to the causes of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In fact, panic attacks are often symptoms of the condition.
Like PTSD, panic attacks occur seemingly at random because the brain gets stuck in fight, flight, or freeze mode. As a result, the brain mistakenly detects a dangerous situation when none is present, and the body reacts accordingly.
As we mentioned, people with PTSD will often experience panic attacks. These people often include military veterans, first responders, and victims of trauma.
But besides people with PTSD, the disorder is becoming more and more common for many people in our country. Some are genetically prone to the attacks, while others experience it as a result of major stress.
No matter the cause, the good news is, panic attacks are easily treated. Our team is well-equipped to handle even the nastiest panic disorder.
We use a variety of methods to treat panic attacks. Our treatments address the root causes of the malfunctioning brain. And we make them work for each client by personalizing how the treatment is administered.
Here are the methods we use for panic attack help:
The biofeedback methods we employ are truly remarkable in how quickly they can make a difference. We have worked with clients who have experienced relief in a matter of days! However, the time it takes to achieve results varies. For some, it takes weeks, for others, months.
No matter how long it takes, our team will be there every step of the way. Our success coaches will meet you where you’re at to help you through the transition. And we will celebrate with you as you discover the ability to enjoy a life free of panic attacks!