After my panic disorder started, I pursued therapy with a very wonderful clinical psychologist, who received his training before the recent breakthroughs in this field.   

For 2 ½ years, I worked intensively, with all of my heart and mind.  But in spite of volumes of hard-won insights, my symptoms and suffering increased.

Finally, I reached a low point.  In the depths of my suffering, I found within myself the courage to begin to open up to new resources.  My therapist was caring, insightful and empathetic, but I needed other resources for healing.  Starting to open up to new resources was the beginning of my healing and cure.

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