Overview
Syllabus
00:00 Intro
01:00 Welcome Kimberley Quinlan
01:46 Panic disorder vs. panic attacks
02:51 Avoidance, rumination, safety behaviors with panic attacks
03:28 Phobias and other panic attack triggers
05:33 Safety behaviors to manage panic attacks
07:42 How avoidance and safety behaviors contribute to panic disorder
12:41 CBT for treating for panic disorder
17:22 Allowing the panic attack to happen
18:24 Interoceptive exposures to panic sensations
23:01 Willingness to experience discomfort with anxiety
24:47 Self-compassion to reduce suffering long-term - for blog post, header can be "self-compassion in 2 words"
27:32 Baby steps with anxiety or "A step to take to make progress with panic attacks"
28:54 Panic attacks in public
31:25 Shifting mindset to overcome panic/anxiety
33:13 Your Anxiety Toolkit Kimberley Quinlan's work
Taught by
Therapy in a Nutshell
Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
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I would rate the course How to Stop Panic Attacks and Anxiety Attacks with CBT a 4.5 out of 5. The course provides a clear, practical, and evidence-based introduction to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques for managing panic and anxiety. Concepts are explained in simple language, making it accessible for beginners and people without a psychology background. The focus on identifying triggers, challenging catastrophic thoughts, and using behavioral strategies like exposure and breathing exercises is especially helpful. While the course could benefit from more real-life case examples or interactive exercises, it remains a valuable, empowering resource for anyone seeking practical tools to regain control over anxiety and panic symptoms.