[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How do you deal with anxiety or panic?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

For actual attacks I have to use a method whose name I've long forgotten, but basically I touch things and focus on the texture and sensation.

This actually helps me a lot when I'm feeling the onset of an anxiety attack. Simple, repetitive motions too, like stroking a worry stone or taking something in my left and shaking it around.

I kn ow that sounds kind of weird, but it really helps me focus on something and can help me ground myself.

Re: How do you deal with anxiety or panic?

[(Anonymous)]

For the longest time I kept half full water bottles in the car because shaking them helped when I started to have panic attacks on the freeway.