When terror strikes unexpectedly—heart racing, breathing difficult, thoughts of "am I dying?"—you’re not alone, and effective treatment can help.
• Sudden Intense Fear: Feelings of doom or imminent danger
• Physical Symptoms: Chest pain, rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, dizziness, or tingling sensations
• Cognitive Symptoms: Fear of losing control, going crazy, or even dying
• Behavioral Impact: Avoiding situations due to fear of another attack
• Initial Comprehensive Evaluation (60 mins): Immediate medication plan (SSRIs/SNRIs), short-term benzodiazepines or propranolol for rapid stabilization
• Regular Follow-Ups: Monitoring every 2–4 weeks using Panic Disorder Severity Scale (PDSS)
• Supportive Referrals: CBT, exposure therapy, and coping-skills coaching.
Our goal is rapid stabilization, reducing panic frequency and intensity, and equipping you with lasting coping strategies.
Panic attacks themselves are not dangerous, though they can feel frightening. Treatment greatly reduces their frequency and intensity.
Yes, medications often provide rapid relief and significant symptom control.
Combining medication with therapy like CBT typically offers the best long-term outcomes.
Many patients experience noticeable improvement within a few weeks of starting treatment.
Get the care you need, when you need it.
