Can ART Help with Panic Attacks?
Panic can feel as though it comes out of nowhere: racing heart, dizziness, shortness of breath, nausea, shaking, or an overwhelming sense that something is terribly wrong. ART may be useful when panic is connected to a specific traumatic memory, trigger, or frightening internal image. But not every panic problem is fundamentally a trauma problem, and treatment should match what is actually driving the attacks.
Can ART Help With Anxiety That Feels Physical?
Anxiety is not always just thoughts. Sometimes anxiety feels physical: a tight chest, racing heart, nausea, shaking, dizziness, freezing, or a sudden urge to escape. ART may help some clients work with the memories, images, sensations, and emotional triggers connected to body-based anxiety when clinically appropriate.
How Do I Stop Panicking While Driving After a Car Accident?
If driving after a car accident causes panic, avoidance, or constant hypervigilance, your nervous system may still be reacting to the crash. Learn why this happens, what a safe return to driving can involve, and how virtual Accelerated Resolution Therapy may help reduce accident-related triggers.
