Anxiety Attacks

The Number One Symptom I Help My Clients Overcome Is Anxiety.

An Anxiety Attack is a response from the subconscious mind which when perceiving a threat to the individual, sends a distress signal into the central nervous system which then radiates outward into the nerve branches of the physical body.

Anxiety primarily registers in the heart region (emotional threat) or the solar plexus (physical threat) and can also affect the throat muscles as well as triggering the sweat glands.

An Anxiety Attack is a defense mechanism created by one’s own subconscious in order to ‘protect’ the individual from a perceived mental, physical, emotional or spiritual threat.

“Upon receiving that fateful telephone call from my doctor telling me, ‘We have found cancer cells‘, I went into shock physically, mentally and emotionally and could not sleep or eat,nor could I get relief from the knot in my stomach which was making me feel nauseous.I went to see Dr. Ronda…and sleep I did! Dr. Ronda’s hypnotherapy programs began the healing process which allowed my symptoms of fear, anxiety, lack of appetite and nausea to subside. I have not had a problem falling asleep since I began this therapy… My outlook on this situation has improved so significantly that I know and feel there is a positive outcome at the end of the medical treatment my physician and I have chosen.”

Carol S.

Your subconscious mind must be satisfied that you are safe and secure!

There are many positive and powerful hypnotic suggestions that can give your mind this necessary survival instinct. Once this is accomplished, the symptoms will then subside significantly and ultimately disappear.

You may have tried prescription medications or you may be medicating your anxiety or anxiety attacks with alcohol, food, smoking, drugs, or other distractions…

…but these things only make your anxiety or anxiety attacks worse, further complicating your personal and professional life.

Instead…Hypnosis is an effective tool that can be used to assure the subconscious mind that the individual is fully capable. This requires hypnotic suggestions that develop a positive identity within the individual’s own mind.

Hypnosis, hypnotherapy and hypnotic suggestions are safe and effective methods of communicating effectively with your subconscious mind so that you feel calm, relaxed, confident and in control of your own mind and body.

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Anxiety Symptoms in Women Women may have anxiety attacks in the case of increased stress levels or due to biological changes. Biological changes include menstrual cycle, childbirth or menopause. Women who chronically suffer from anxiety may consider it to be normal. They may not think it is worth mentioning until the anxiety attack symptoms worsen.

Anxiety Attack Symptoms in Women

There are many symptoms of anxiety attack in women.

The first amongst the various panic attack symptoms is a sudden feeling of “doom.” The attacks may begin with a minor event as well.
Many women begin to perspire heavily along with choking sensation. In some cases, body chills also accompany these symptoms of an anxiety attack in women.
The physiological symptoms also include palpitations of the heart, ranging from severe to moderate. General shortness of breath another physiological symptom of an anxiety attack. There are women, who also experience chest pain as one of their many anxiety symptoms.
Other symptoms may include a feeling of dizziness and trembling of the body. In some cases, these symptoms are also accompanied by nausea and a tingling sensation through the body.
There are some women that suffer from ‘derealization’. This is when a women feels no attachment to the world and may be totally detached.
Some woman also suffer from abdominal distress when they have an anxiety attack.
One the many anxiety attack symptoms in women, is the fear of dying, even though there may not be any reason to believe the same.
In general, there is an exaggerated tension and worry in daily life. There is a constant negative thought of everything going wrong, although there is no reason to think that way.
Many women who suffer from anxiety attacks find it difficult to concentrate and are often irritable. If the irritation increases, they can have explosive anger.
Due to the constant fear, they may also suffer from sleep disorders and disturbed sleep. They may also suffer from nightmares or bad dreams. Some women also experience deja vu.
In a number of cases it has been observed, that the woman may become less social due to a change in personality.
Fatigue accompanied by headaches is also a common anxiety attack symptoms in women.
Increase of blood pressure and blood flow to all the major muscles is commonly observed in the case of anxiety attacks in women.

Anxiety attack symptoms in women can be more or less similar to anxiety attack symptoms in men. It is important to note that chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, palpitations, etc. should not automatically be attributed to anxiety attacks. These can also be symptoms of many other problems. Hence, it is recommended that you get a correct diagnosis.

Dr. Ronda’s expertise is very effective in convincing her client’s subconscious mind that the threat is based on a false belief about the person’s capacity mentally, emotionally or physically.

A client often feels immediate relief from their anxiety after just a few sessions.

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From the subconscious mind’s perspective, there is always a cause driving the mind to produce anxiety and/or a anxiety attack. Always, no exceptions.
The conscious mind then becomes overwhelmed and often fearful of the threat of further episodes of anxiety and/or anxiety or panic attacks.

Often anxiety becomes a chronic condition, which is the mind’s way of protecting you via the fight or flight response. Hypnoanalysis and Hypnotherapy is implemented in a relaxing private and professional environment where the root cause of the anxiety or anxiety attack is found in the unconscious mind, the memory bank.

Dr. Ronda also teaches her clients who present with anxiety, self hypnosis, using simple anchoring techniques that allow their minds to be free from the flight or fight response which releases the enormous stress on the central nervous system.

“It’s a matter of learning the skill of communicating with the survival part of the mind causing the anxiety in order to speak its language, mainly symbols, which then signals the mind that you’re safe,” Dr. Ronda teaches her clients.