How to Give Clients the Skills to Stop Panic Attacks

Introduction. 1. Could This Be Panic? 2. What's Real in the Mind is Real in the Body: How Understanding Panic Leads to Stopping It. 3. Don't Forget to Breathe: Building the Foundation of Relaxation. 4. Imagine Something Good: Finding Positive Connections. 5. Say Something Rational: Thinking Like a Scientist. 6. Unclench, Straighten Up and Move Around. 7. Distract Yourself: Getting Lost in the Moment. 8. Step Onto Your Mat: Practicing Yoga 24/7. 9. Nourish Yourself: Eating Real Foods, Adding the Right Supplements, and Removing Toxins. 10. Can Panic Go Away Without Medication? Acknowledgements. Resources. Appendix. Bibliography.

GÇ£This book is a must-have for any health professional working with patients who suffer from panic. Sandra Scheinbaum deals sensitively and authoritatively with the subject, presenting an effective, tried-and-tested functional approach that encourages the wellness of the body and the mind through positive thinking, diet and exercise. It is a comprehensive resource that will help practitioners support their clients and incite genuine, sustainable transformation. I highly recommend this book!n++?