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My mind is constantly racing and I cannot seem to slow it down. I have had panic attacks in the past and am afraid that they will come back. Can you please provide me with some of the best solutions you have found to be effective with your clients? Thanks in advance. 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
I consider myself a well-informed person, but lately the news has been so troublesome that I have considered not listening or reading it any longer. I am a small-business owner and the constant pessimism and gloom reported concerning the economy has made me more than a little uneasy. I find myself lying awake at night worrying about my future and I am on edge, almost to the point that I am ineffective at work. How can I address my anxiety and focus on what is important in my life? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
It feels like I'm going to die when I have a panic attack. Can panic attacks cause a person to die?  
Answered by: Brett Williams
My husband's flight instructor died this year. He really wants to keep flying but I'm afraid he will die too. I don't want to crush his dream but hate living in fear. Please advise. 
Answered by: Leslie Rouder
What is OCD? And how would I know whether I have it or not? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
I worry about everything. My mind never stops worrying and I feel like I am going to explode at times. I know I have anxiety, but I don't know how to stop worrying. Is there medication that would help me? What should I do to get over this? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
My eight year old daughter is very sensitive to how others feel about her. She has social fears. She even thinks that her sisters don't like her at times. What can we do to help her reduce hear fears? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
How do I live in the "now"? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
What is GAD? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou
My boyfriend puts forth a very professional demeanor, yet if we have any more than 6 people over (and it doesn't matter if it's his family or mine) his anxiety level skyrockets and sometimes he has to inconspicuously go outside. What's going on and how can he get help? 
Answered by: Dr. Peter Lambrou