Dealing with anxiety attacks can be very difficult.
This disorder can be difficult for both the sufferer and the parent and friends of that person.
Since anxiety is a kind of psychological disorder it's difficult for others to understand what's going on in the person's head.
Some people find it difficult to show empathy to someone with anxiety because they don't believe it's real in some cases.
The truth is anxiety disorder is real and people need help to deal with their problems.
Everyone deals with anxiety, but someone with the disorder has been shut out from others and has been dealing with their problems in unhealthy ways probably because they had nobody to turn to.
If you're suffering from panic attacks there are a few things you can do to deal with them.
Talk with a friend, loved one, or counselor.
Speaking with someone about problems, even if you have to talk to a professional is always a good idea.
Sometimes talking to friends and family can be frustrating because they might not understand.
You have to realize that they probably want to help but can't figure out what to say.
Many times people with anxiety will listen to someone who is saying the wrong thing and write them off as insensitive when they really just can't grasp your thought process.
When you suffer from panic attacks you might even decide to stay away from talking about it with others because you are passive.
Studies show that people with anxiety tend to be more passive and this is what holds many back from solving their problems.
You have to take action and aggressively conquer anxiety disorder.