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✅ Fatigue
✅ Difficulty concentrating
✅ Irritability
While anxiety can feel overwhelming, it’s usually related to future-based fears or persistent stress—and it tends to come in waves rather than all at once.
Symptoms of a panic attack may include:
✅ Rapid heart rate or palpitations
✅ Shortness of breath
✅ Dizziness or lightheadedness
✅ Nausea
✅ Feeling detached from reality (derealization)
Here are a few techniques we often teach our clients:
✅ Practice deep breathing: Inhale 4 seconds, hold, exhale 6 seconds
✅ Challenge negative thoughts: Ask, “Is this thought 100% true?”
✅ Use grounding exercises: Name 5 things you see, 4 you feel, 3 you hear…
✅ Move your body: Even a 10-minute walk can shift your energy
Focus on your breath: Breathe slowly and deeply
Remind yourself it will pass: Panic attacks always end
Sit or lie down safely
Use a calming mantra: “I am safe. This feeling will pass.”
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Q: Can you have anxiety without panic attacks?
A: Yes. Many people live with chronic anxiety and never experience panic attacks. Others have both. Each person’s experience is unique.
Q: What causes panic attacks?
A: Panic attacks can be triggered by stress, trauma, or certain medical conditions—but they can also occur out of the blue. We’ll help identify any patterns or triggers.
Q: Is medication required for treatment?
A: Not always. Many individuals benefit from therapy alone. If medication is helpful, we’ll discuss it together and build a plan that works for you.
Q: Do you work with teens who experience anxiety or panic?
A: Absolutely. We specialize in adolescent mental health and offer age-appropriate care and family support when needed.
Q: Is Lyte Psychiatry affordable?
A: Yes! We accept a variety of insurance plans and offer affordable self-pay options for individuals and families.
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