Isn't it amazing how each person lost someone near and dear, and that loss causes the panic in these young people. Loss of control over life-situations causes panic...(and anger) and each one seeks a safe-person who understands this mind-set.
I was impressed that the clips didn't show any pill-popping, like so many therapists suggest we do to help with stress and anxiety. Each person featured in the videos had a friend or family member to turn to. I think that really matters most when coping with stress.
I wonder if that (having a support-system) has anything to do with why us kids were placed among strangers when we were little? Did our mothers have help to take care of us? Could a lot of adoptions been prevented, had they been given the right sort of help they needed at the time we were born?
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"the safe person"
Isn't it amazing how each person lost someone near and dear, and that loss causes the panic in these young people. Loss of control over life-situations causes panic...(and anger) and each one seeks a safe-person who understands this mind-set.
Panic in closed spaces
I was impressed that the clips didn't show any pill-popping, like so many therapists suggest we do to help with stress and anxiety. Each person featured in the videos had a friend or family member to turn to. I think that really matters most when coping with stress.
I wonder if that (having a support-system) has anything to do with why us kids were placed among strangers when we were little? Did our mothers have help to take care of us? Could a lot of adoptions been prevented, had they been given the right sort of help they needed at the time we were born?