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This is a relatively easy technique you can use anywhere to help with your anxiety or panic attacks. Remember to practice this technique when you are not feelings anxious so that you will be able to apply it when you are. Stop immediately at the first signs of dizziness or discomfort, it’s a good idea to try this while you are sitting or laying down at first:

Place one hand on your stomach and slowly inhale through your nose. Relax your body if you can. If you are breathing correctly (that is, to relax), you will notice that your hand moves up and down with each breath.

It’s not necessary to hold your breath. Breathe slowly through your mouth. Don’t force the air out of your body, let it move naturally as your diaphragm relaxes.

Repeat 10-15 times.

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When you want to cure panic attacks, one of the best things you can do is improve the quality of sleep you’re having, and here are 3 good ways to achieve that.

The first way to have better sleep is to stop all negative thinking while you’re in bed.

You experience far more worrying and anxious thoughts when you’re awake in bed than you do in any other situation. That’s a strange situation to be in when you think that your bedroom should be the place where you are most calm.

You’ll probably find that this problem is at its worst at 3 specific times: when you’re lying awake immediately after you go to bed, in the middle of the night after you’ve woken up, and possibly in the morning as well, when you’ve woken up but you haven’t got out of bed yet.

So what’s most critical in this situation is quickly stopping as much of your anxiety in the bedroom as possible, and the easiest area to solve this problem is with the worrying you do when you wake up in the morning. The answer? Get up imediately, as soon as you open your eyes.

This may sound like a very simplistic idea}, but it really does work and will stop a lot of your morning anxiety. Getting yourself up and out of bed so that your mind can’t find things to worry about will give you an excellent [start to your day.

As for the times when you wake up during the night and start to worry/panic well, this one’s slightly trickier. But there are things you can do! First of all, if you’re awake longer than a few minutes and you feel your anxiety increasing, get up out of bed. Being in bed in the silence will just make any anxiety you feel seem even worse.

Have a warm shower or wash your face with warm water, potter around for 10 minutes doing something that doesn’t need much focus (a bit of tidying, listening to some soft music, skim-reading a magazine etc.), and then go back to bed. The key here is to recreate a “natural” going-to-bed routine.

This entire appraoch has to beat lying in bed for hours on end, with nothing to do but worry. And when you eventually go back to bed, you’re far more likely to drift off to sleep without any problems.

Okay, now time for the second way to get the kind of sleep that cures panic attacks, and this one is about creating and sticking to a consistent routine.

If you’re suffering with a sleep problem for any reason, not just one that’s caused by anxiety and panic, then sticking to the same schedule every day is great advice.

Your own inner clock will almost immediately reset itself to the natural and healthy default if you just start going to bed and getting up at the same times each day. This will also normalise things like hormone secretion, which often depends on your sleeping cycles.

Do you ever feel burnt out? In lots of cases, that will be because your adrenal glands are active at times when they shouldn’t be, and this is frequently caused by irregular sleeping cycles. If you can get your sleeping habits into a predictable routine, problems like this will usually disappear all on their own.

So do your best to go to bed each night at the same time, and get up each morning at the same time too. When you start out doing this, you may go through a couple of tough days while you get back into the correct routine, but it will be worth it. And also beware of sleeping in late on weekends, or days when you don’t have to be up early. All your hard work can be undone with a couple of late lie-ins!

Right, now the 3rd and final way to get better sleep, and this one is all about stopping all stimulants in the lead up to bedtime.

Many of the problems that I had sleeping were because of what I was doing before I actually went to bed each night. I was often watching TV in bed right up until the moment I turned out the light and tried to sleep. This is a very bad idea! The same goes for any loud or heavy music, and even for reading if the subject is heavy or extreme.

What I did, and what I suggest you begin doing too from today onwards, is to stop doing anything stimulating for an hour before your bedtime. Couple this with a brand new routine that you stick to before you retire, full of things that you know will caml you.

Consciously begin to ease back on everything for the last hour before you go to bed. Stroll around like you’re on vacation. If you like to have a bedtime drink of some kind then sip it outside if it’s a nice night and enjoy the fresh air. If it’s too cold outside, curl up on the couch and relax for 20 minutes while you enjoy your drink.

It may sound a bit obvious to give this kind of advice, but how many of us really give ourselves time like this? Even those of us who do don’t do it enough.

If you’re a bath-taker, then whenever you can take one right before you get into bed. Make it warm, but never too hot. A warm bath has been proven in many studies to put the body in just the right state for great quality sleep. So make this slow winding-down hour a new part of your pre-bed routine. It can work unbelievably well when you’re not sleeping.

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A wonderful and overlooked way to cure panic attacks is to concentrate on your sleep and to improve the quantity and quality of the sleep you’re getting. Try these 3 tips to do exactly that:

***Method #1. No More Negative Thinking In The Bedroom***

More worry and anxiety happens when you’re lying awake in bed than at any other time of the day. That’s pretty incredible when you consider it’s the place where we should be most relaxed!

You’ll probably find that this problem is at its worst at 3 particular times: when you’re lying awake right after you go to bed, in the middle of the night after you’ve woken up, and possibly in the morning as well, when you’ve woken up but you haven’t got out of bed yet.

To overcome these situations, you need to stop as much of your “worrying in bed” time as you can. The simplest one to cure is the one where you’re lying in bed in the morning after you’ve awoken. All you need to do is get up as soon as you wake up!

This may sound like a very simplistic solution a lot of your morning anxiety. Getting yourself up and out of bed so that your mind can’t find things to worry about will give you an excellent start to your day.

Okay, now to stop those occasions when you worry in the middle of the night after waking up. I’ll confess, this one’s slightly tricky to cure, but there are solid methods you can use. Right away I should tell you that if you’re ever awake for more than a few minutes, get up straight away. Staying in bed won’t solve anything, and will probably double your anxiety.

While you’re up, perhaps it would be good to have a shower or a bath – whichever you find more calming. Or just spend some time doing something that relaxes you, even if it’s just sitting down in the living room with a warm drink. After your little relaxation period, go back to bed. By getting up and waiting a while before going back to bed, it’s all much more natural and like the original time you went to bed.

By getting up when you’re awake, and going back to bed in this way after you’ve been doing something for a while, it’s far more like you’re going to bed for the first time. This is much more natural for your body, and you’re going to be able to get back to sleep much more quickly than if you’d just remained in bed the entire time.

Okay, now time for the 2nd way to get the kind of sleep that cures anxiety attacks, and this one is about creating and sticking to a consistent routine.

By sticking to the same routines and times, you’re sleeping will improve, whatever the cause of your sleeping problems.

Your own inner clock will quickly reset itself to the natural and healthy default if you just start going to bed and getting up at similar times each day. This will also correct things like hormone secretion, which often depends on your sleeping cycles.

I bet you know that feeling that you’re totally burnt out, right? Well, that is frequently a result of your adrenal glands being out of whack. One of the few ways to correct a problem like this is to get some good sleeping habits sorted out.

Starting from right now, then, begin going to bed every night as close to the same time as possible. And, of course, get up at the same time each morning too. Just don’t throw away all your hard work by sleeping in late on the weekends and losing your hard-earned new routine!

Right, now the 3rd and final way to get better sleep, and this one is all about stopping all stimulants in the lead up to bedtime.

In my own case, a lot of the problems I had with my sleep were due to what I was exposing myself to in the time leading up to bedtime. I confess that I often watched fast-paced TV, listened to loud music, and played action-packed video games right up until I turned my lights out. Obviously this is a terrible idea.

So the first thing to do is eliminate anything stimulating for at least an hour before you go to bed. You should also not do any exercise at all for at least a couple of hours before bed. And try to develop a new pre-bed routine a “slow-down” routine, as I like to call it.

So go out of your way to take it easy. Behave like you’re on a vacation without a care in the world. You know what relaxes you, so do that! Have a favourite bed time drink, do some light reading, sit outside in the fresh air if it’s warm. Anything to relax.

I know that what I’m saying here sounds like it’s too simple to work, but I can assure that this does work. And can you honestly say that you give yourself quality time like this?

If you’re somebody who likes hot baths, then take one an hour before you go to bed. A warm bath always helps to ease your body into just the right state for deep and relaxed sleep. Incorporate this warm bath with the bedtime drink and use these new habits to construct your own slow-down hour before bed, and see the wonders it can work on your sleep, and your panic attacks.

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It’s pretty clear to anyone who suffers with an anxiety disorder that it’s very hard to stop a panic attack once it’s already started. There are, however, 3 speedy ways to stop one, and I’d like to share those with you now.

#1. The Paper Bag Trick:

Make sure to keep paper bags on you at all times, and place them around your home anywhere you might have an attack. When you notice an attack coming on, start alternating your breathing, 30 seconds into the bag, 30 seconds breathing normally.

It’s become a cliche to offer a paper bag to a person having a panic attack, but like most cliches, it’s based in truth. And paper bag breathing really does help to stop panic attacks fast.

The second tip I’ve called “Don’t Suffer In Silence.”

When you’re having a panic attack, put the TV or radio on. Or play music through speakers or headphones.

Having sound destractions like this will help you to feel grounded during attacks, because it’s extremely easy to feel detached and like you’re losing control anytime you’re experiencing severe anxiety.

If you also suffer with depersonalization, as I did, the sounds will also work wonders in eliminating it during attacks.

The third tip is called “Reassure Yourself Out Loud.”

Back when my own anxiety was ruining my life, I made a big mistake, and that was trying to rerassure myself in my head whenever I had a panic attack. What I should have been doing, and what you should do, is start reassuring yourself out loud. Hearing your own voice out loud has a very different effect on you, and it can be very powerful in stopping attacks.

I found that my internal thoughts didn’t help at all in calming me down, and in some cases the internal thoughts actually became negative thoughts.

But the thoughts that I said out loud worked wonders and I found that they were much more likely to fight off a panic attack.

So from now on, when you have a panic attack, talk to yourself out loud. Calmly tell yourself that you’re ok, you’ve experienced all this before, and that you know the attack will soon pass and leave you fine again.

Here’s a 4th bonus tip for you:

Following all future panic attacks, take a moment to write down what happened during the attack: how you felt, what thoughts you experienced, etc. If you don’t like the idea of writing this down, why not do exactly the same thing but on a voice recorder instead?

After you’ve done this just a handful of times, you’ll discover that each and every attack you have adheres to a similar pattern.

So in the future when you’re having an attack, you can have your notes or voice recording with you and see or hear where your thoughts are going before they ever happen.

The reason this works so well is because it takes the mystery and the unknowns from your attacks. One of the worst things about having a panic attack is that feeling of losing control, and not knowing what’s gonna happen next.

With your notes by your side, or your voice recording playing, you take the frightening unknowns away from your panic attacks, and that takes away a lot of their power too.

The method of writing or recording “panic notes” like this is one of the most powerful I’ve ever encountered, and I hope you’ll try it, along with the other tips I’ve shared with you.

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It’s pretty clear to anyone who suffers with an anxiety disorder that it’s extremely hard to stop a panic attack once it’s already begun. There are, however, 3 fast ways to stop one, and I’d like to share them with you now.

The first tip is called “The Paper Bag Trick.”

Make sure to keep paper bags with you at all times, and place them around your house anywhere you might have an attack. When you notice an attack coming on, start alternating your breathing, 30 seconds into the bag, 30 seconds breathing normally.

It’s become almost a cliche these days to tell someone having a panic attack to breathe into a paper bag, but it really does work, and it’s a certain method to stop panic attacks.

The second of the 3 tips I’d like to show you today is all about having noise distractions during a panic attack.

So during all panic attacks from this point on, make sure to turn on the TV or radio anytime that’s possible. Or maybe even try listening to something via headphones or earphones.

It’s common to feel like you’re losing your mind or losing control when you’re in the middle of a panic attack, and a silent or quiet room can make this seem even worse. Putting some added noise into the room will overcome this problem, and it will also help to “ground” you in reality.

If you also experience depersonalization with your anxiety, then you’ll find that this trick helps with that too.

The third tip I’d like to share with you is all about self-assurance.

For most of the time I had panic attacks, I only ever reassured myself in my head. But it’s actually much more helpful to reassure yourself out loud by actually talking to yourself. When you hear your own voice, it’s much more beneficial.

I found that my internal thoughts didn’t help at all in calming me down, and in some cases the internal thoughts actually became negative thoughts.

Thoughts that you turn into out loud statements have more power and you’ll find that your natural instinct to panic is greatly reduced when you hear yourself being reassuring.

So from now on, when you have a panic attack, talk to yourself out loud. Confidently tell yourself that you’re ok, you’ve seen all this before, and that you know the attack will quickly pass and leave you fine again.

Here’s a 4th bonus tip for you:

Following all future panic attacks, take a moment to write down what happened during the attack: how you felt, what thoughts you had, etc. If you don’t like the idea of writing this down, why not do exactly the same thing but on a voice recorder instead?

If you do this a few times, you’ll soon realize that your attacks are all very similar, and all follow the same patterns.

So in the future when you’re having an attack, you can have your notes or voice recording with you and see or hear where your thoughts are going before they ever happen.

You might be asking why this is so important. Well, it’s because you take the mystery away from your anxiety. The mystery is what causes a lot of the fear, and by taking it away you rob your attacks of a lot of the power they have over you.

With your notes by your side, or your voice recording playing, you take the frightening unknowns away from your panic attacks, and that takes away a lot of their power too.

The so well, and I hope you give it a try along with the other 3 tips you’ve also learned.

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It can be extremely difficult to stop panic attacks once they’ve started, but there are 3 quick tips that I’d like to share with you that work wonders at stopping a full blown panic attack.

The first of the 3 ways to stop panic attacks is to simply use a paper bag.

I recommend having paper bags with you wherever you go, and to also leave them lying around anywhere you might happen to be, such as your house or your place of work. When you feel an attack is on the way, you’re just going to switch your breathing between the paper bag and your normal breathing – about 30 seconds of each.

It’s become a cliche to offer a paper bag to someone having a panic attack, but like all cliches, it’s based in truth. And paper bag breathing really does help to stop panic attacks quickly.

#2. Don’t Suffer In Silence:

Next time you have a panic attack, turn on your stereo or TV, and make sure the sound is up pretty loud. You might also wnat to try listening to music via earphones or headphones.

Having sound destractions like this will help you to feel grounded during attacks, because it’s extremely easy to feel detached and like you’re losing your mind anytime you’re experiencing severe anxiety.

If you also suffer with depersonalization, as I did, the sounds will also work wonders in eliminating it during attacks.

#3. Reassure Yourself Out Loud:

For most of the time I had panic attacks, I only ever reassured myself in my head. But it’s actually much more helpful to reassure yourself out loud by actually talking to yourself. When you hear your own voice, it’s much more powerful.

I noticed that the thoughts that only existed inside my head didn’t work well at all, and in some cases they actually made me feel worse.

But the thoughts that I said out loud worked wonderfully and I found that they were much more likely to fight off a panic attack.

So anytime a panic attack strikes from now on, tell yourself out loud that this is just another panic attack like all the others, and that it will soon be over and you’ll feel safe and calm again.

So those are 3 simple tips you can start using right away to stop panic attacks, but I also have a “bonus tip” for you, and this one is a little more advanced.

The next time you have a panic attack, wait for it to pass then take a few seconds to write down all you can remember about it – what you thought during the attack, how you felt, and so on. You might find it easier to use a voice recorder for this.

After you’ve done this just a couple of times, you’ll discover that each and every attack you have follows a similar pattern.

Once you have your written notes or your voice recordings you can have them with you so that you can refer to them during future panic attacks. You’ll know where your mind and your panic are going before they even go there.

The reason this works so well is because it takes the mystery and the unknowns from your attacks. One of the worst things about having a panic attack is that feeling of losing control, and not knowing what’s gonna happen next.

And with your written or recorded “panic notes” with you, you’ll stop one of your anxiety’s most potent power sources dead in its tracks.

This idea of making notes and recordings and then referring to them during an attack is an incredibly powerful way to stop panic attacks, so I really hope you give it a try.
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