Panic Attacks
Panic attacks can come on at any time. They are a physiological response due to intense pressure and stress, which can destabilise your world.
The symptoms can be terrifying; rapid heart beat, breathlessness, chest pain or discomfort, dizziness or light headedness. Butterflies to lurching in your stomach, nausea to sickness and irritable bowel.
You may also experience derealisation which is feeling ‘detached’. You may engage in avoidance behaviours when panics occur, like not going to work, the supermarket or not leaving the house.
I can bring many skills to this prevalent condition. Techniques include amongst others are counselling, cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and breathing techniques to better manage your panic attacks.
We can work collaboratively through your anxiety/panic issues.
Reaching out for help is the first step in your recovery and together we can work until you feel able to continue your life without the debilitating attacks that are affecting your life.
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