Seven out of every twenty people have experienced a panic attack.

It is no surprise that panic disorder is noted as being the most common anxiety problem for which people go to seek help.

'Panic is a sudden desertion of us, and a going over to the enemy of our imagination'

Christian Nevell Bovee

Panic Attacks

Although there appears to be a lack of awareness among the general public about panic attacks, the medical profession have known about them for at least 90 years.

But it wasn’t until as recently as 1980 that panic disorder was recognised as something quite separate from general anxiety and given its own list of diagnostic criteria to help doctors identify it in patients.

Mental and emotional symptoms:-

• A sudden overwhelming feeling of fear, terror or apprehension - an    awful sense of impending doom.
• Being frightened you might die.
• Being scared you might go crazy or lose your mind.
• Fearing you might lose control completely.
• An overwhelming compulsion to escape the situation.

Although terrifying, none of these thoughts and feelings are dangerous.

There is no evidence that anyone has ever died from a panic attack, and no one has ever gone crazy. Neither has anyone completely lost control of him or herself.

There is no evidence of anything bad happening to anyone during a panic attack, no matter how frightened they have felt.

Hypnotherapy and NLP, used in conjunction, provide rapid solutions to the causes of Panic Attacks.

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