Understanding Panic Attacks: Insights from The Anxious Truth
If you find yourself getting trapped on the hamster wheel of trying to figure it out, because you're afraid of the reason why you had a panic attack, then it's time to go back to the things that you learned, that you were practicing, that got you to where you were to begin with.
Have you ever found yourself frantically trying to figure out why you had a panic attack? In this episode of 'The Anxious Truth', Drew Linsalata tackles this common yet often unhelpful question. Many people believe that uncovering the cause of their panic attacks is essential for recovery, but Drew argues otherwise. He explains why this approach can be more harmful than helpful and offers a different perspective on dealing with panic attacks.
Drew shares his personal experience of recording this episode in a place he once feared—the end of his driveway. This is the first in a mini-series where he revisits places that once terrified him, showing how facing fears head-on can be a powerful part of recovery. Instead of getting caught up in the 'why', Drew encourages listeners to focus on their progress and the steps they've taken towards recovery.
He also offers opportunities for deeper engagement through small group discussions and private livestreams. If you're tired of being stuck in the cycle of questioning your panic attacks, this episode provides a fresh perspective and practical advice for moving forward.