Hyp­no­the­ra­py for Panic Attacks and Anxie­ty – Berlin
Johan­nes von Gwinner
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Hyp­no­the­ra­py for Panic Attacks and Anxie­ty – Berlin
Johan­nes von Gwinner
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Paartherapie und Psychotherapie, Hypnose in Berlin

Johan­nes von Gwinner

Hypnotherapy for Panic Disorder and Anxiety – Berlin

Hypnosis for Panic Attacks and Anxiety

Hypnotherapy for Panic Disorder or Panic Attacks

On this page I would like to inform you about panic dis­or­der and panic attacks and explain how hyp­no­the­ra­py at my prac­ti­ce in Ber­lin-Mit­te or as an online ses­si­on can be right for you.

What counts as a panic attack, and how can hypnosis help

Panic attacks are epi­so­des of inten­se fear that usual­ly occur unpre­dic­ta­b­ly. The sym­ptoms include strong phy­si­cal sen­sa­ti­ons such as a poun­ding heart, diz­ziness, swea­ting, short­ness of breath, pres­su­re or pain, expe­ri­en­ces of dis­so­cia­ti­on, and fear of even stron­ger symptoms.

A panic dis­or­der can also occur tog­e­ther with other anxie­ty con­di­ti­ons, such as ago­ra­pho­bia or social anxie­ty.

Hypnosis for panic attacks and anxiety – practice of Johannes von Gwinner

Peo­p­le who are pro­ne to anxie­ty, pos­si­bly trig­ge­red by expe­ri­en­ces during child­hood, can be sus­cep­ti­ble to panic dis­or­ders. The mecha­nism and deve­lo­p­ment of panic then often unfolds as fol­lows: when cer­tain phy­si­cal sym­ptoms appear, they are jud­ged to be dan­ge­rous, alt­hough in most cases they are nor­mal auto­no­mic phe­no­me­na. Sub­con­scious­ly they are asso­cia­ted with sup­po­sed dan­ger. This can be a poun­ding heart or hyper­ven­ti­la­ti­on, for example.

Gene­ral­ly, howe­ver, the­se are enti­re­ly nor­mal bodi­ly reac­tions that are sim­ply mis­in­ter­pre­ted. Trig­gers can include stress, exhaus­ti­on, cer­tain phy­si­cal con­di­tio­ning or medi­cal cau­ses. The mis­in­ter­pre­ta­ti­on then leads to even more fear, which in turn inten­si­fies the sym­ptoms, and a self-rein­for­cing vicious cir­cle of fear, panic and bodi­ly sym­ptoms develops.

Within this cycle the sym­ptoms are then obser­ved ever more inten­se­ly and every occur­rence is jud­ged to be poten­ti­al­ly dan­ge­rous, whereu­pon the fear and the sym­ptoms increase again, and so on. Through this chain reac­tion the likeli­hood of ano­ther panic attack occur­ring actual­ly increa­ses still further.

The fears and phy­si­cal sym­ptoms that ari­se can be very distres­sing and can extend as far as the fear of going mad or of dying.

Help through hypnosis for panic attacks

The cen­tral method in trea­ting a sus­cep­ti­bi­li­ty to panic is to break the fear-panic cycle, to chan­ge the inter­pre­ta­ti­on of the phy­si­cal expe­ri­en­ces and at the same time to estab­lish a way of living in which exci­te­ment, rest­less­ness and rela­xa­ti­on are in healt­hy balan­ce. Hyp­no­the­ra­py accor­ding to Mil­ton Erick­son can offer excel­lent sup­port in all of the­se areas.

A dif­fe­rent way of rela­ting to expe­ri­en­ces of inten­se emo­ti­on or phy­si­cal sen­sa­ti­on soon sets in. What pre­vious­ly felt threa­tening and had to be avo­ided at all cos­ts can now incre­asing­ly be wel­co­med and per­cei­ved as vital life ener­gy.

Many cli­ents with panic dis­or­ders have bene­fi­ted from hyp­no­the­ra­py within the frame­work of Lee­la The­ra­py in a remar­kab­ly short time.

Through deep­ly rela­xing tran­ces the neu­ro­lo­gi­cal sys­tem also comes to rest, and the body’s self-heal­ing powers and resour­ces can take effect again. This in turn crea­tes trust in one’s own capa­ci­ties and paves the way to a las­tingly depen­da­ble life wit­hout panic attacks.

Panic dis­or­ders not infre­quent­ly go hand in hand with low mood and a lack of dri­ve. You can read about how hyp­no­sis works in that case on the page about hyp­no­sis for depres­si­on.

A client’s word:

I had had panic attacks sin­ce child­hood. I regu­lar­ly had attacks of breathl­ess­ness with a fear of dying and strong pres­su­re on my chest. I suspect it came from a trau­ma­tic expe­ri­ence when I was still an infant, when I had to be resus­ci­ta­ted – though of cour­se I have no memo­ry of it. After that I was always extre­me­ly alert when­ever my breathing chan­ged, becau­se I was always afraid it might hap­pen again. In hyp­no­the­ra­py with Johan­nes I „went“ far back into my ear­ly child­hood and was able to learn the­re that I can have the­se sym­ptoms wit­hout them being dan­ge­rous for me. That com­ple­te­ly chan­ged my life: today I am far more rela­xed when some­thing of it comes up, and it no lon­ger trig­gers any panic. I am so gra­teful!Danie­la

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Frequently asked questions about hypnosis for panic attacks

How does hyp­no­sis help with panic attacks? 
Panic usual­ly ari­ses becau­se nor­mal bodi­ly reac­tions such as a poun­ding heart or fas­ter breathing are uncon­scious­ly jud­ged to be dan­ge­rous. Out of this grows a self-rein­for­cing cycle of fear, panic and phy­si­cal sym­ptoms. Hyp­no­the­ra­py works exact­ly the­re: it chan­ges the inter­pre­ta­ti­on of the­se sen­sa­ti­ons and breaks the cycle. 
Many cli­ents with panic dis­or­ders report clear impro­ve­ments after a remar­kab­ly short time. How quick­ly it goes depends on how long the panic has been pre­sent and what under­lies it. Bet­ween 3 and 8 indi­vi­du­al ses­si­ons are usual. 
After an initi­al con­ver­sa­ti­on I gui­de you into deep rela­xa­ti­on. In this sta­te the ner­vous sys­tem comes to rest, and it beco­mes pos­si­ble to approach the trig­gers of panic gent­ly ins­tead of avo­i­ding them. You remain respon­si­ve throughout. 
No. You keep con­trol and deci­de for yours­elf how deep you want to go; you are never pushed into any­thing. If phy­si­cal sym­ptoms are pro­no­un­ced, a doc­tor should first rule out orga­nic causes. 
A panic dis­or­der fre­quent­ly occurs tog­e­ther with other anxie­ties, such as ago­ra­pho­bia or social anxie­ty. Hyp­no­the­ra­peu­tic work addres­ses the under­ly­ing fear respon­se and the­r­e­fo­re usual­ly has an effect across all of the­se areas. 
A 60-minu­te ses­si­on cos­ts €110, a 90-minu­te ses­si­on €155; dis­coun­ted rates app­ly to packa­ges. As a licen­sed psy­cho­the­ra­py prac­ti­tio­ner (Heil­prak­ti­ker für Psy­cho­the­ra­pie) I can­not bill Ger­man sta­tu­to­ry health insu­rance; with pri­va­te insu­rance, reim­bur­se­ment depends on your plan. An initi­al con­ver­sa­ti­on is free of charge. 

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