by Dr. Blumberg on January 23, 2012
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by Dr. Blumberg on May 8, 2011
*Panic Disorder: The Fear of Normal Bodily Sensations For no apparent reason, “Out of the Blueâ€, an intense wave of physical sensations surge through your body. Heart pounding, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, heat waves, rubbery legs, a lump in your throat and numbness and tingling in your head and face overtake you. Naturally, you think […]
by Dr. Blumberg on May 3, 2011
The Psychological Basis of Panic Disorder What Does My Personality Style Have to Do with Panic Attacks? The People Pleasing Personality Are you an over accommodator? Do you bend over backwards to make others happy? Do you constantly fear that other people will be mad at you? Do you avoid conflict and confrontation? Are you […]
by Dr. Blumberg on April 23, 2011
*Uncertainty about the Cause of Panic Attack Symptoms Initial panic attacks appear “Out of the Blue†for no apparent reason. Experiencing intense physical sensations with no explanation can be very disconcerting. You immediately think “Why am I feeling this way? What could be causing me to feel such intense surges of physical sensations in my […]
by Dr. Blumberg on April 2, 2011
Even though your physician has reassured you over and over again that you are in good physical health The Panic Symptom Checklist Do you wake up in the morning with heart pounding and shortness of breath and wonder, why am I feeling this way? Do you get lightheaded before you leave to go out and […]
by Dr. Blumberg on February 8, 2011
Panic Disorder and Emotional Stuffing Panic attack sufferers tend to hold in their emotions. Oftentimes, they associate emotional expression with loss of control and signs of weakness. They tend to avoid conflict and confrontation in significant relationships for fear of hurting other’s feelings. They are also prone to excessive worry about the safety and well-being […]
by Dr. Blumberg on January 23, 2011
Market Place Panic attacks *When a sudden surge of heart pounding, dizziness, and shortness of breath hit you unexpectedly while shopping in the market place, your first thought is “Why am I feeling this way? What is causing me to feel this way?†Naturally, worrisome, terrifying thoughts flood your mind like “Faint, Heart Attack, Stroke, […]
by Dr. Blumberg on January 11, 2011
Trigger One: Anticipatory Anxiety *After your first panic attack strike “Out of the Blue†that took you to the Emergency Room, you live in dread of future attacks. The dread of recurring panic attacks leads to a series of triggering anticipatory anxiety thoughts. The Six Most Common Anticipatory Anxiety Thoughts That Can Trigger a Panic […]
by Dr. Blumberg on December 26, 2010
THE FOUR TRIGGERS IN FORMATION The first Attack “Out of the Blue†The Primary Trigger (1): The Core Emotional Source of Panic Attacks *Mary, a 32 year old married school teacher, had just lost her father to a sudden heart attack five months ago. The holidays were quickly approaching and, as usual, Mary had overextended […]
by Dr. Blumberg on December 19, 2010
Holiday Panic Attacks The Holidays were rapidly approaching. *Janet, a 35 year old married Nurse, was busily preparing for her family to visit. After she had completed most of her preparation, she took a break and started to thumb through a family photo album. All of a sudden, “Out of the Blueâ€, she felt a […]