Monday, 2 December 2013

About Panic Disorder: Coping with Panic Disorder During the Holidays

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From Katharina Star, Ph.D., your Guide to Panic Disorder

Once again the holiday season is upon us. For many, this time of year is filled with fun social gatherings and celebrations. However, the holidays can also be a very hectic and stressful time. Personal issues, such as discord in your relationships, financial struggles, and feelings of loneliness, can leave you feeling anxious and stressed. 

Extra stress and anxiety can trigger panic disorder symptoms. Fortunately, there are ways to better manage holiday stress and your condition. Read ahead for tips and information that will help you cope with panic disorder during the holidays and throughout the new year. 


How to Cope with Panic Disorder During the Holidays

Panic disorder symptoms can be hard to manage if holiday stress has got you down. However, planning ahead can help you tackle your stressors and cope with panic disorder during the holidays. Listed here are some tips to help you get a grip on panic and anxiety over the holiday season. 


Holiday Stress and Panic Disorder

The holiday season can be a challenging time for those living with panic disorder. Excessive stress around the holidays can cause panic disorder symptoms to flare. However, the stress of the season does not have to put a damper on your holiday spirit. Here you will find some helpful tips to a happier holiday season. 

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How to Stop Worry
Panic sufferers are typically prone to worrying, which can lead to increased feelings of stress and anxiety. Chronic worrying is often to blame for holiday stress. For example, you may worry about a range of issues, such as finding the perfect gifts to feeling worried about family conflict during the holidays. Listed here are some easy tips to help you stop worrying. 

Focus on Your Goals
If the holiday season has got you down, you may need to change your perspective. Instead of focusing on the stress and potential disappointments of this season, try to bring your attention to what you want out of life. Centering on your goals can help you feel more in control of your current situation and free from holiday stress. Here you will find tips on how to set and accomplish your goals. 


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