Have you ever been walking through Hampden and all of a sudden felt like the ground below you was dropping? Sitting on a boat in the Inner Harbor and lost your breath, seemingly out of nowhere? Randomly started to feel like you’re spinning while enjoying a Ravens game? If you can relate to these experiences, there’s a chance you might have had a panic attack.

Anxiety is one of the top reasons people seek counseling at our office.  For this reason, our mental health therapists have a lot of experience to offer people who are struggling with their anxiety.  If your anxiety has been showing up frequently, intensely, and it has been impacting your functioning, we hope you’ll find these strategies helpful.  As always, it’s important to remember that coping strategies only work if you use them!

Panic attacks can be frightening and overwhelming. When they occur, many people believe they’re having a heart attack.  Some believe they’re going to die, and some have a general sense of doom.  And, because of this, many people end up in the emergency room, only to find out that they had a panic attack. In addition to seeking out counseling services, here are some steps you can take to manage a panic attack when they occur.

Anxiety is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It can manifest in various forms such as general anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder, specific phobias, among others. Left unmanaged, anxiety can significantly impact an individual's daily life and well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the top strategies for managing anxiety.

Having a panic attack can be really unsettling. Sometimes people have a sense of impending doom or think they’re having a heart attack. They may also find themselves going to the emergency room as a result. This article will help you identify symptoms of panic attacks as well as some strategies you can use to help.