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 Panic Attacks - ways to help yourself

 

 

1. Relaxation exercises can help to reduce the stress levels.

2. Do something Physical. If you are sitting and feeling agitated, try to do some physical exercise, such as walking about, hovering, go out jogging or for a brisk walk.

3. Engage in a simple repetitive activity. If you are in a supermarket and feeling anxious you could count the number of people in a queue, count the money in your purse or repeat a statement over and over again. 

4. A lot of people find that keeping some cards with coping statements on them in a bag or coat pocket helpful. Bring them out when panic symptom start to come on and repeat the statements over to yourself.

5. Express anger by pounding a pillow or cushion. Throw soft thing around, or dig the garden and pound the soil with a spade.

6. Practice muscle relaxation.

7. Do something that requires your concentration to be focused such as playing cards, crosswords or knitting.

8. Practice deep abdominal breathing.

 

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