Step 1: Notice the "cause" of a panic attack. - Deepstash
Step 1: Notice the "cause" of a panic attack.

Step 1: Notice the "cause" of a panic attack.

When you suddenly feel a sense of discomfort within, it is important to know what you should do during that moment.

Step 1: Ask yourself: What is the cause of my panic attack? 

It can be a past memory that still bothers you.

It can be an emotion that you wanted to release all the while.

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