Pnic attacks etc...results with Hypnotherapy/Pscychoanalysis (sp!)........
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The breathing sure helps and if you practise and practise, then in no time your brain/body will learn to breathe like that automatically whenever you get a bit tense.
Good luck with the books and glad you've identified what's going on. Will make a huge difference
The breathing sure helps and if you practise and practise, then in no time your brain/body will learn to breathe like that automatically whenever you get a bit tense.
Good luck with the books and glad you've identified what's going on. Will make a huge difference
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breathing is good
thats the first thing i was taught by the hypnotherapy...
i stretch my fingers as i breath in, hold it for a second, then breath out, relaxing my fingers. hold for a sec. then start again... breathing in and stretching fingers.
agree with sipie... practice... u would exercise ur muscles, the same is needed for ur brain... and it will be a habit it learns... ull notice urself giving a big sigh without realising it![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
good luck
thats the first thing i was taught by the hypnotherapy...
i stretch my fingers as i breath in, hold it for a second, then breath out, relaxing my fingers. hold for a sec. then start again... breathing in and stretching fingers.
agree with sipie... practice... u would exercise ur muscles, the same is needed for ur brain... and it will be a habit it learns... ull notice urself giving a big sigh without realising it
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good luck
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thanks for the support
i feel much more positive about it, I've made an appointment with the doc and i also mentioned it to my personnel officer at work this morning. She was absolutely brilliant, very supportive and it turns out she used to suffer them herself in her 20s.
i will let you know how it goes but i feel much better today, more normal!![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
thanks again
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[Edited by mel - 2/25/2003 12:03:26 PM]
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i will let you know how it goes but i feel much better today, more normal!
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thanks again
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[Edited by mel - 2/25/2003 12:03:26 PM]
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