Publisher's Synopsis
Do you want to learn how to overcome jealousy, eliminate negative thinking, reduce conflict in a couple and reconnect with your partner? If yes, then keep reading...
A panic attack can be indeed terrifying at the very least. Often, these attacks are caused by extreme anxiety that can make your heart beat race and your knee joints weak. It could also make it difficult for you to catch your breath. You may even think that you are experiencing a heart attack! A panic attack can last for a couple of minutes and often leaves you feeling terrified and uneasy.
In most cases, a panic attack is typically experienced when you are feeling uncomfortable, distressed and have upsetting thoughts racing through your mind. It is the symptoms of a panic attack that trigger fearful thoughts and emotional feelings that can, in turn, cause you to be intensely anxious.
For instance, you may begin to have physical sensations that are quite unpleasant. These symptoms include trembling, chest pains and shortness of breath that ultimately elicit a strong sense of uneasiness. You then begin to perceive these symptoms as a threat, and you react on fearful thoughts that begin to cross your mind. As fear begins to escalate, these symptoms also begin to rise. Even though panic attacks may subside within a couple of minutes, you may still experience a heightened sense of anxiety hours after the attack is gone.
Based on the fact that the symptoms of anxiety and panic attack are frightening, it is quite common for people that have experienced a panic attack to start developing a fear of future attacks. This explains the reason why so many people having a panic attack disorder tend to change their behavior in response to fear of having another episode of a panic attack.
For instance, you may start avoiding certain places or circumstances that you think have the likelihood of triggering an episode of attack. Unfortunately, you have to understand that when you start avoiding such situations or places that trigger attacks, you only ease anxiety in the short-term but never really get rid of fear in the long-run. In other words, by avoiding, you are only creating a cycle of fear and avoidance that often increases the chances of you limiting and negatively impacting your overall functionality.
In this book, you will learn more about:
- Relationship obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Dating someone with anxiety
- How to identify and change negative thought patterns with cbt
- How to deal with trauma
- Anxiety causes!
- Building solid self-esteem
- Abandonment anxiety disorder
- Overcoming agoraphobia
- Managing your jealousy in relationships
- Overcoming self-imposed negative cycle
- Principal frequently worries
- How to break the cycle of anxiety
- Relationship obsessive-compulsive disorder
- The key to overcoming a bad dispute in relationship
- ... AND MORE!
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