Find a Panic disorder Therapist in Alberta

Panic disorder involves sudden, intense episodes of fear or physical anxiety — often called panic attacks — that seem to come out of nowhere. Symptoms like racing heart, dizziness, or shortness of breath can feel frightening, even when you know you’re safe. Over time, the fear of another attack can become as distressing as the attacks themselves. Therapy helps you understand why these reactions happen and teaches your brain and body to respond differently.

We use a structured, educational, and reconditioning-based approach to help calm your nervous system and reduce the intensity of panic symptoms. Through Pattern Theory™, we identify the underlying beliefs and emotional loops — like “I’m not safe” or “I’m losing control” — that activate the brain’s threat system. Using Reconditioning, we then retrain those automatic responses so your brain learns that physical sensations and stress don’t mean danger.

While everyone’s progress looks different, many clients experience fewer and less intense panic attacks as their threat system becomes more regulated. The goal isn’t to “never feel anxious” again — it’s to teach your brain how to recognize false alarms, respond calmly, and move through them without fear. Over time, panic loses its control because it no longer feels dangerous.

Your first session is an enriched intake where we map out how panic has been showing up in your life — physically, emotionally, and situationally. You’ll learn how the body’s threat system works (what we call the “walnut brain”) and how therapy will help retrain it. You’ll leave with a clear plan, practical grounding tools, and a sense of direction right from the start.

Yes. We provide both in-person panic disorder therapy in Alberta (ab) and secure virtual sessions throughout Alberta (ab). Both formats follow the same structured and transparent model, ensuring consistency, safety, and clarity throughout your therapy process.