The Panic Trick, part 1

[MisterrrGonzalez]

"and we chew on some nachos" my fav part... thanks for your videos

[WhiteSugarFive]

But, I can accept that it's discomfort, but it doesn't eliminate the fear. I can accept that it's not real, but I still have the fear. It's as if I am not fearing, that it's flowing through me to make me fear. I fear that if I keep fearing what ever it is that I'm fearing that in the end I'll end up manifesting to make it become reality.

[GaryEdge88]

@WhiteSugarFive You must work on the accepting the physical feeling of fear. Instead of saying to yourself, Oh no I am having a panic attack, say to yourself, Just a physical feeling, i know scary, but it's just a "feeling". Rather adding second fear (fear of the first flash of fear) accept your fear and it will gradually pass. Purchase Hope and Help For Your Nerves by Dr. Claire Weekes.

[WhiteSugarFive]

@GaryEdge88 But, I don't have panic attacks, and I never have had one. It's all mental.

[blueberrycreamwaffle]

i thought this was the magic trick panic LOL :D

[ringbolt9]

this is spot on ...same as claire weekes says and she is the pioneer in this field

[captainfancypants1]

I love his website. When I started having anxiety discomfort, I researched and studied. I stumbled upon Dr. Carb's website and it was the most comforting site I read. I printed out most of the pages and still keep the copies in my briefcase for review whenever I feel as though I need a refresher. I wish he would write a book.

[osullip]

He has written a book - a workbook about dealing with panic - it's available on Amazon

[killboy123]

Thanks Dave, your help is appreciated!

[asifqabil]

thank you dr carbonell.i have suffered for 10 years, this is by far the best and most useful techniques.many many thanx and carry on with what youre doing

[BU2UB]

very very intelligent man, for someone doesn't experience PD.

[AnxiousMind93]

Again, good video thank you for sharing your knowledge with people who need it.

[Bretttido]

Thank you for your helpful information. I've been using the techniques outlined on your website and they are certainly working for me. I had convinced myself over the years, along with developing phobias, that there was a chemical imbalance in my brain; I'm now able to see what I'm going through much more clearly and am learning how to better respond to the panic attacks.

Thank You and keep up the good work!

[davecarbonell]

Thanks for the compliment!

[dnn8350]

@davecarbonell What about when the discomfort potentially IS a danger - for example, experiencing extreme fear in a high mountain situation, when cool judgement is a prerequisite for safety?

[Lmelloteta]

Interesting analogy between Scary Movies and anxiety...you are a great teacher when it comes to this issue!

[LifegrindX]

I liked how you phrased "danger or discomfort". I've heard similar ideas before but never put in such a digestible way, thank you! A wonderful tool to internalize.

[davecarbonell]

And once you've committed it to memory, it keeps working automatically for you, helping you find a useful response. Thanks for writing.

[yumniet]

thanks for the vid.... great info

[davecarbonell]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for writing.