Based on my own research and experience over the years I have found that there are 2 very different approaches to effectively dealing with panic attacks and anxiety disorders, both of which has a very good success rate.

  1. Facing the Fear
    The first approach is to learn to not be afraid of your anxiety or panic by facing the fear head on. If you are not afraid of a panic attack or the symptoms of one, the attacks will go away altogether, it’s as simple as that. This technique is very simple, effective and has fast results, but it also requires some courage and is probably not suited for everyone.  Joe Barry has perfected this approach with the popular “One Move Technique” that he teaches in his Panic Away program. This is also my recommend method for dealing with panic attacks.
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  2. Diversion
    The second approach is all about diverting the attention of your subconscious mind to focus on other things than that which causes panic attacks and anxiety. The concept is simple - using specific diversion techniques you can effectively focus the attention of your subconscious mind on something other than the thoughts that cause panic attacks and in doing so eliminate the attacks completely. This approach requires much less courage to implement, but it takes slightly longer to achieve results and also requires more patience. The Linden Method is by far the most popular program that uses this technique.
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It is important to understand the difference in these approaches in order to make an informed decision that best suits your own needs. Both approaches work very well, but the approach you choose will all depend on your personality and specific circumstances.

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