Taking the powerful road to stop panic attacks. The Linden Method is a dedicated program to help sufferers of panic and anxiety say goodbye to feeling miserable and scared, and say hello to ‘Be who you want to be’. No more panic attacks and no more anxiety.

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Why use The Linden Method?

No drugs, no need for therapy, just using the power of yourself as directed by The Linden Method. By diligently following the steps of the program, your panic attacks will stop, as will your anxiety, agoraphobia, OCD and PTSD.

Step One:    

Make the decision to follow the program. Work on your mindset to remove any roadblocks to committing to the program. Now… ‘flick the switch’ and go.

Step Two:    

Listen to the Nine Pillars Visualization CD then learn each of the Nine Pillars in turn. The Nine Pillars make it easy to take the journey to feeling good about life. They guide you away from using medications with a planned approach. Your stress is reduced by stopping the search for each and every possible cure. Your mind is put at ease as you direct your thinking towards a positive approach to life, away from wallowing in a victim space. The move is away from leaning on other people and holding onto memories of your condition.

The Nine Pillars supports developing new and powerful habits of diverting attention away from panic, and stops you accommodating anxiety.

Step Three: 

Understand your condition from the manual, DVDs, and the CDs provided with the program.

Step Four:   

Develop a routine of diversion and use of relaxation tactics. These can include meditation, being in nature, and gentle exercises such as Yoga and Tai Chi. Massage, a hot bath and aromatherapy are effective techniques of relaxation.

Step Five:    

Breath work is fundamental to removing panic and anxiety from your life experiences. Breathing deeply and slowly is a very powerful tool to get centered and relaxed. It is a specific technique requiring vigilance and a strong intention to develop healthy life sustaining habits. This critical step works well when you breathe in slowly and count to four, hold your breath for another count of four and breathe out slowly for a count of four. Repeat this process five times as a minimum.

Each time you breathe allow your mind to follow the journey of the breathe as you inhale, hold and breathe out. Imagine the air carrying oxygen going in through your nose, down your windpipe, into your lungs, and into your bloodstream throughout your body. Then imagine the air passing out of your nose carrying carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Realize that with the out breath, toxins and stress are removed from your body. Feel the tendency towards panic and anxiety subsiding.

Step Six:      

Find an activity or hobby that fully engages your passion. Then pursue it with every spare moment you have. It might be photography, building model cars/planes, or anything else of real interest to you. This is a great distraction from feelings of panic and anxiety.

Step Seven:

Check out The Linden Method for yourself and see what people who have used it have to say. Then get started with the program. You will always remember the day you decided to take your life in your own hands.

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Stop Panic Attacks: Here is a 4 Step Process

by admin on February 29, 2012

Following is a 4 step process to stop panic attacks dead in their tracks. Stop panic attacks, is that possible? You bet it is. I should know as a former sufferer, a coach and counselor with an extensive background in psychology helping people with anxiety and panic attacks treatment.

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The only surefire, long term solution, the best treatment for panic attacks and anxiety for that matter is to look directly in the face of the causes, not just the symptoms. If you are serious about wanting to cure panic attacks and you want to stop them naturally with no drugs then read on.

If any of us have ever had a panic attack, we would surely want to know that it was possible to stop the assault on our very being. At a time when we are screaming inside for relief and escape from the dungeons of our mind, we would do anything to be free of the torment.

So tell me, why, in the midst of a devastating panic attack, wouldn’t we insist on yelling STOP at the top of our voices? Fear of the unknown, low self image and self esteem, insecurity, and lack of confidence insist that we stay silent inside as well as outside. Does this help relieve the panic attack? No, actually it exacerbates the attack and increases the impact as we realize our powerlessness in a desperate situation.

What can we do? – The four step intervention for stopping panic attacks:

1.    Relax: whichever way we can. For some it might be breathing techniques. Sitting upright, in a peaceful setting, quietly without disturbance… start by taking one deep breathe slowly. Imagine the air traveling into our lungs and further down into our bellies. Breathe in for the count of four, hold our breaths for four and slowly for four counts breathe out. Relaxing might be an easy walk in the park, or listening to some soothing music with earphones blocking out any intruding sounds, while imagining pleasant reassuring scenes in our minds. Humming softly with increasing volume has a calming effect.

2.    “STOP” negative thinking: With a slight decrease in intensity of the panic attack after using simple relaxing techniques, we are able to start feel better about ourselves. This is the time for reinforcement through the mobilizing of our fragile inner resources and silently inside of us yelling in a voice that could shatter a mountain… “STOP” any negative thoughts!  They do not serve us. They are not our friend. The negative thoughts are not true. I am more than my thoughts. I am beautiful. I am great. Believe it… even just a little. The force of our inner voice has a decided positive impact on our physiology and releases endorphins into our system which helps us to feel better.

3.    Use coping statements: Coping statements are simple easy to digest comments we write to ourselves. They might be on small cards or a sheet of paper easily accessible at any time. They need to be prepared when we are in a state of even mindedness and relative calm, to be used directly after the “Stop” phase of our intervention. This action drives us further towards our desired calm.

4.    Accept our feelings: The first task here is to identify our prevailing emotions as soon as possible. They might be fear, sadness, anger, terror, loneliness or a host of other emotions. Then, and this is the important step… DO NOT FIGHT THEM… accept whatever we are feeling as real for us, here and now. We are not wrong or going crazy, this is happening now and what we feel is real, whatever anyone says.

I hope this helps you on your path to finding a permanent, no holds barred cure for your anxiety and panic attacks. Drugs will dull the pain and give you temporary relief. Break the cycle now and stop panic attacks for good.

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