Panic Attacks and Their Triggers
June 2, 2009
Category: Emotional and Mental Health
In this episode, Armand DiMele discusses panic attacks, their symptoms, and the underlying psychological mechanisms that contribute to them. He explains the role of the amygdala in triggering panic responses and differentiates between unexpected and situationally bound panic attacks. Through listener calls, the episode explores personal experiences with panic, coping strategies, and the importance of self-talk and therapy in managing anxiety. DeMille emphasizes the significance of understanding one’s fears and addressing them through communication and support, ultimately aiming to reduce the impact of panic attacks on daily life.
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