Panic Attacks Unmasked: Understanding the Overwhelming Experience
Episode Overview
Drew Linsalata, a therapist in training specializing in anxiety and anxiety disorders, shares insights into panic attacks from both professional and personal perspectives. The episode provides a detailed exploration of the physical symptoms, thoughts, and emotions experienced during a panic attack, offering a deeper understanding of the terrifying nature of these episodes. Listeners are reassured that while panic attacks are distressing, they are not inherently dangerous, challenging the misconception that these experiences are 'all in your head'. Drew's empathetic approach and practical advice offer hope to individuals grappling with panic and anxiety, emphasizing the possibility of recovery through gradual steps. Tune in to The Anxious Truth for valuable insights and guidance on navigating the complexities of panic attacks and anxiety.
Even though you are really afraid and really uncomfortable, you are safe and it is possible to get better. It's not easy. It's hard work. But taking small steps toward recovery counts. They all add up.
Ever wondered what it truly feels like to endure a panic attack? In this episode of 'The Anxious Truth', Drew Linsalata dives deep into the heart-pounding, breath-stealing experience of panic attacks. With his unique blend of professional expertise and personal anecdotes, Drew offers an unfiltered look at these intense episodes. He describes the physical sensations that can make your body feel like an enemy and the overwhelming thoughts that can cloud your mind. But it's not all doom and gloom.
Drew's compassionate approach aims to debunk the myth that panic attacks are just 'all in your head'. Instead, he provides practical advice and reassurance that while these episodes are frightening, they aren't dangerous. For anyone grappling with anxiety or seeking to understand a loved one's struggle, this episode is a beacon of hope and a guide to recovery. Drew's insights and empathy make complex experiences relatable, offering listeners the tools to confront anxiety head-on.