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Drug Free Anxiety Treatment with No Negative Side Effects, Join Self Help Support Groups that Teach Relaxation

September 24th, 2010

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) September 13, 2005

Due to the overwhelming need for effective, safe, stress management tools, Dr. Doris Jeanette, a student of Dr. Joe Wolpe, the father of Behavior Therapy, has developed a new mind body anxiety treatment. The Center for the New Psychology offers a six week, self help, support group Oct. 19th, 2005 in Philadelphia. You learn the basic skills needed to relax your body, calm your nervous system and tame irrational thoughts.

In the summer test group, every student significantly lowered their SUDS (Subjective Units of Discomfort) level and reported fewer anxiety attacks. The Center limits adult groups to 6 members. This ensures that each man or woman receives the personalized attention needed for relaxation. “Everyone can unlearn anxious behaviors and replace their anxiety attack with conscious choices and clear thinking,” says Dr. Jeanette, a licensed psychologist who has been teaching people different ways to relax for thirty years. “We cover everything a person needs to be successful, such as, the difference between fear and anxiety, how to quickly stop hyperventilating and what to do when you are too anxious to relax.”

Since one of the major symptoms of anxiety is obsessive thoughts that cause insomnia and compulsive behaviors, the Center’s health and wellness approach teaches the relaxation skills and learning information needed to tame repetitive thoughts. Doris Jeanette is author of A Natural Process for Opening the Heart, three tapes, CD’s or written transcripts that teach you how to breathe fully, calm your mind, relax your body, stop hyperventilating and stay with yourself in daily anxiety situations.

Her drug free anxiety treatment teaches lifetime relaxation skills for stress as well as practical mind body tools that improve self esteem and emotional health. Dr. Jeanette’s new self help, support group starts October 19th, in Center City, Philadelphia and will continue through out the year.

For more information about healthy ways to reduce anxiety and the Center for the New Psychology visit www.drjeanette.com – or call 215-732-6197.

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Reduce Panic Attack Severity with Breathing Exercises

April 30th, 2010

If you haven’t already tried breathing exercises for panic attacks, then I urge you to try and start implementing them right away, because they have proven effective for many people.

Monks and elite athletes have been using breathing exercises for years to help focus their mind and improve their performance before athletic events.

Luckily, we can also use them to help our panic attacks or at least reduce their severity and length. Here are several breathing exercises for panic attacks that you should try out for yourself.

The first one is simply breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth. This is used almost universally in meditation and other relaxation techniques as well. It’s equally effective in dealing with your panic attacks too.

The second technique is breathing in and out of a paper bag. This only helps if you are actually hyperventilating. If you’re not hyperventilating then don’t do this, because it can lower your blood oxygen level and make you feel worse.

Third of all, is to use a clock to try and slow your breath. For example, for every 10 second period, you should try and inhale and exhale once. Then slowly try to work your way up to 15 or 20 seconds per breathing cycle.

This is my favorite technique because it forces your mind to focus on the clock, and it also forces you to slow your breathing rate.

There are dozens and dozens of other breathing exercises for panic attacks that you can use.

The main thing to focus on is to try as many different ones as possible and to just stick with the ones that seem to work best for you.

The greatest power about using these exercises to cure panic attacks is that you do not need any special equipment, and you can use them everywhere.

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The Simplest Way To Forestall Panic Attacks – Stop The Freak Out

February 21st, 2010

Panic attacks can happen in anyone regardless of their situation or status. It is assumed that one in three of us have had a sequence of panic attacks at one point or another. It can impact men or women, though women are more usually affected, with younger girls having the bulk of the attacks. We give you tips about how to prevent panic attacks.

There is frequently the feeling that the person suffering the assault is preparing to die, this is not the case though. The period of the attacks can last from mins thru to an hour with the symptoms waxing and waning.

There are varied reasons that folk start to have attacks, from bereavement, to depression, relationship Problems or sometimes no obvious reason at all . Some people with conditions such as diabetes are also more disposed to developing panic attacks. There is a link to having low blood sugar levels before an attack developing.

Watching your diet and making certain you eat at every meal time might be helpful in preventing attacks. Caffeine is another product that may bring on attacks as too much in your system may cause extreme levels of anxiety and agitation which will not help. You can try decaffeinated coffee or try herbal tea for a better choice.

Feeling sick, palpitations, feeling dizzy, quick pulse, can all be caused a panic attack. Very commonly the person will have an overwhelming sense that they are going to die. Adrenalin is produced by fear and this will be racing around your body in an attack.

To get the attack under control, concentrate on your breathing. Big, deep breathes will help you to feel much calmer and will start the reduction of symptoms. Paramedics say that respiring into a paper bag with help quickly as when hyperventilating you breathe unjustifiable carbon monoxide out and this raises levels of acidity in the blood, which in turn produce the above listed symptoms. You will breathe the carbon monoxide back in therefore lowering acidic levels.

Exercise is also an important part of dealing with attacks as it releases a sense of peace and well being and numerous chemicals which is going to help release stress levels.

Yoga is an exceedingly effective relaxation system which will also teach you how to breathe correctly .

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