Conditions we support
Panic Disorder
Panic disorder involves recurrent, unexpected panic attacks sudden surges of intense fear with strong physical symptoms followed by ongoing worry about having more. The fear of attacks can become as limiting as the attacks themselves.
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Signs you might notice
Everyone's experience is different, but common signs include:
- Sudden, intense surges of fear or dread
- Racing heart, chest tightness or shortness of breath
- Dizziness, shaking or tingling
- Fear of losing control or that something terrible will happen
- Persistent worry about further attacks
- Avoiding places where attacks have happened
How we help
Following assessment, we offer evidence-based brief intervention to help you understand panic, reduce its grip and regain confidence.
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This information is a general guide and not a diagnosis. A referral leads to a personalised assessment with one of our clinicians.