Mental Health Blog

Panic attacks are hard to cure. It’s that simple, no matter which was you look at it. I’ve been struggling with them for a chunk of my life and I’ve only recently been able to control them enough to be satisfied.

The fact of the matter is that there are few things out there that can help you get over something that is completely dependant on how you feel about certain aspects and changes that go on in your life. The Panic Away Program is one of those very few things that can actually help but that is only because it doesn’t focus on finding some magical cure. No, instead it helps you get to the root of what ails you and eliminate it safely and swiftly without making you feel guilty for missing sessions. No, instead it works with your on your time, on your schedule, at your pace. That’s why it works. It’s a program but even though it already has a structured set of steps and stages it is flexible enough so that any problems you may run into while working it can be adjusted.

The cures for panic attacks you find with the program are more than just fixes to a problem. They enable you to think in a different way and that is why I am such a fan. Instead of simply avoiding the things that cause you stress you are given ways to understand and contain that anxiety.

The program has given me the freedom and confidence to do the things that I would have simply avoided being involved with before. The joy I have found from hanging out with friends, going to concerts, and simply being in a crowd (like at a ball game) has transformed me from the mousy, scared girl I used to be to the wonderfully engaging social butterfly I’ve always wanted to become.  After just a few days using the program I was liberated and able to enjoy the lifestyle I had always dreamed up and I am sure that if you give it a chance you will find that you can get to the places you always wanted to be at but didn’t know how.

Posted on April 16th, 2009 by admin
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The first thing I realized after my doctor and I began talking about panic attacks is that treatment cannot begin until one understands what is happening internally during one.

It always struck me as a terribly insensitive thing to say when someone is gasping for breath but no matter how many times I visited the man my doctor always felt the need to tell me that the panic was all in my head. I felt like a complete failure when I went to him because he made it sound like something I was doing wrong rather than an actual problem that needed to be addressed and taken care of.  After a few visits he decided that the only way to fix it all would be to throw as many pills as me that he legally could. The Panic Away Program doesn’t do that.

With this program I realized that all my anxiety and fear were the cause of my attacks. It breaks down the issues I have and offers workable fixes that make sense and don’t come in pill form. It helped me understand that I had the ability to if not completely control those two things then I could at least reign them in so that I am able to function. The program offered treatment that worked around my body and schedule. It was something I could do in minutes a day, whenever I found I had extra time which is rare enough.

Most importantly the program was composed by someone I feel I can trust. It’s backed by years of proven success and since I started it I haven’t felt like no matter what I do I just can’t control the moments where I feel lost. I think the best part about being free of my attacks is the fact that I no longer have to fear what happens if one does come around. Instead I can handle it when I feel it coming on with the knowledge and experience I’ve gained from using this program. This is a treatment that works in more ways than one and I’m happy with the outcome.

Wishing you well

Eric, from the Successful Self Improvement Team

Posted on March 1st, 2009 by admin
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Curing panic attacks is something I’ve been looking into for years. It seems like something that can only be handled by slowing down, avoiding stress, deliberately creating better feeling thoughts.

But that is not always an option.

Even though I did my best when it came to research I couldn’t find the answer I was looking for. I asked my professors about curing panic attacks, visited hospitals in order to talk to doctors, and I even spoke to a few of my fellow sufferers, trying to figure out what they did to make themselves feel better during their attacks. No matter what I did or where I searched I just couldn’t find a feasible answer.

When will my Panic Attacks go away?

It got to the point where I was spending so much time looking for a way to make it better that the fact that I could not seem to find that was indeed causing me more stress than anything else. I was lost in the sea of trying and failing, every time I had another anxiety episode it was another time that I didn’t succeed in the battle to find a cure. In the end I felt horribly alone, no matter how much my friends and family tried to help. I was fighting myself and losing.

I was pretty much as low as a person can get when a friend finally told me about the Panic Away Program. I thought it was too good to be true, a life boat in the middle of the ocean I was drowning in panic. Luckily I was too desperate to turn away that saving line and when I climbed into that boat I realized that my clothing dried instantly and I was safe. Nothing has ever worked as well as this program does. Nothing in all the years I have spent searching for an answer to a question that never really seemed to leave my throat.

I can’t tell you what kind of relief and calm I feel. It’s something so pure that I can’t even begin to tell you how grateful I am. All I can really say is that if you are looking, if you are searching, hoping, and seeking you have to give this curing program a try.  Stop groping in the dark just as I did.

Wishing you well

Eric, from the Successful Self Improvement Team

PS. We are currently working on some new and additional material for our successful “Stop Panic Now” - Training. I think you will be very excited to know, that we are in the last phase of the creation process. Of course we will inform you timely about the upcoming launch.

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Posted on February 20th, 2009 by admin
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I typed “How to cure panic attacks” into my search engine. I spent hours rummaging through advice columns, chat rooms. None of the things I found seemed like they’d be possible to stop my panic.

I remember the day it all started. You know those days when it feels like the sky opens up and all the rain and lightning is meant just for you? I was having a week like that. My home life was a wreck, what with my husband working nights while I worked days and my children dressed all in black, having headphones permanently glued to their ears, and randomly telling me they hate me without provocation. I wish I could say that my friends were a help but that would require me to actually have some. I was a stay at home mom with problems; I didn’t have time for friends.

My first attack hit me on the side of the road in a lightning storm while I was struggling to change my flat. I climbed into my car trying to ride it out while I was sure I was dying. That was the last straw. I felt sick but when I finally got home I told my kids that I would be locked in my room, and started to turn the internet upside down. I didn’t want to wait for a doctors appointment, I needed help right then. “Panic” was what I ended up with. It made sense, considering all I had on my plate. Next I looked for a cure. I typed “How to cure panic attacks” into my search engine and spent hours rummaging through advice columns and chat rooms. None of the things I found seemed like they’d be possible. I don’t have the time or money to take a relaxing hike through the mountains of Andalusia.

It was then that I found the “Panic away program.” It was so simple and straightforward that I almost thought it was too good to be true. Right there on the first page there were simple “how to”’s and it seemed to offer more than a cure, it seemed to offer complete freedom from attacks. When I emerged from my bedroom that day I felt a little lighter. This was a problem that I could handle with a little help from the right source.

Posted on February 13th, 2009 by admin
Filed under: Trauma Disorders | 1 Comment »

Dear friends and readers,

So now what? Mental health not 100% possible? Gee…

In my 26 years of coaching career I have seen many, many clients. As I see it, there is a huge range from massive mental disorders up to an enlightened mind. Perfection itself is only an idea. It’s like the horizon, it keeps moving.

Most people I have known with some sort of mental disorders - I am not talking about mental damages in the physical sense here - have had problems with seeing and holding on to small successes. Often they would fling around quite extreme within their head.

The way things worked out best for my patients and I was to agree on a milestone of achievement that was not perfectly perfect. To understand and actually see that personal development and change is a process. Foggy at first and then becoming clearer as the relaxation and acceptance of the perfect now grew and grew. And that was already a success! At that point a very, very fragile positive thinking process would start naturally.

This post will be continued so,

Stay tuned and be well

Eric & The Successful Self Improvement Team.

Posted on September 20th, 2008 by admin
Filed under: General Mental Health | 2 Comments »