Panic Relief, Inc. has The IDEAL
Program for coping with panic attacks, anxiety, stress &
agoraphobia.
The program has produced great success with many of the program's participants
over the last 14 years!
The word IDEAL stands for five
phrases that comprise the program:
Identify
the cause;
Discover
the source;
Empower
yourself;
Apply
our techniques; and
Learn
yourself well!™
Our program can powerfully
transform your current life of anxiety & stress into one of productivity
& satisfaction. For a $15.00 donation you will receive a copy of The IDEAL
Program workbook. For a $30 donation you will receive a private 30 minute
phone session with Judy Schiffman, Founder and Director of Panic Relief,
Inc. Call 732-940-9658 to schedule a donation.
To give you some insight into the details of The IDEAL Program,
here are links to several quotes from our new workbook, several audio
clips from our CDs and audio clips of actual workshop sessions.
Read
what past participants have said about the program:
“I have been researching many solutions to
try to overcome my recent severe panic attacks.
“After speaking with Judy, I found that her
simple method of changing my mindset and my attitude towards my problem,
I was able, very efficiently, to ward off attacks when I felt them
coming.
“Her analytical consultation made perfect
sense.”
Mr. Harris of Las Vegas, December, 2007
“Dear Judy,
I just wanted to write a quick note to say thank you for helping me. Before I
discovered Panic Relief I was in a very different state of mind. I was always
anxious and nervous to do even the smallest things. Now with help from you I am
well on my way to living the life that I want and deserve to live. ”
S.R.
“One word to describe this program.…WOW! People that finally
understands what it is like to suffer from a anxiety/panic disorder. I wish help
like this was available years and years ago. What a difference it would have
made in my life!
“The program does not promise some quick fix miracle. Instead, it teaches you to
believe in yourself and to improve the way you process thoughts and react to
situations.”
M.R.
Dear Judy & Staff:
“Having just listened to your CD, I must compliment you...it was well done,
insightful, informative & most helpful. It brought tears to my eyes as I found
myself relating to some of the situations & answers. The CD in conjunction with
the Workbook is a good tool to help me jump start my association with your
Support Group. I want to thank you for the empathy & advice, as I practice the
suggestions made in the CD. Your perspective into these attacks have greatly
relieved my mind & I'm looking forward to our next Support meeting.
“Sincerely, Tippy ”
Mohave Valley Daily News;
Bullhead City, Arizona
This story ran on Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Don’t panic:
Relief on the way for panic attack victims Woman hopes to form group
stressing rationality
By Dominika
Maslikowski The
Daily News
BULLHEAD CITY- When Judy Schiffman had her first panic attack in 1989, there
weren’t many support groups for people with panic disorders.
She later developed
agoraphobia and avoided situations that brought symptoms of panic. She wanted to
get help but wasn’t impressed with the support groups she came across.
So, she decided to start her own. She formed Panic Relief, Inc., a non-profit
organization based in New Jersey that’s geared to help people with panic
attacks, anxiety, and agoraphobia.
Now, with the internet,
Schiffman said there may be more support and information, but the stigma hasn’t
gone away.
“People who have panic
disorders are highly accomplished individuals and I think the misconception’s
that there’s something wrong with them,” she said. “There’s a lot of fear from
the symptoms that occur. It has nothing to do with the personal power or
availability, but fear. “Because of the stigmatism and because people don’t
believe they have a panic disorder, they’re in denial and they’re still
searching for something physically wrong with them. And that goes back to
stigmatism. If they thought panic attacks were treatable like headaches, they’d
get treatment.”
Schiffman said she draws on
her math degree to help people learn to think things through with logic and
reason....
Panic Relief, Inc. offers
eight workshops with topics ranging from anger to self-esteem. Those joining the
support group are required to complete one workshop, at a cost of $12, before
participating.
While women report the
disorder more frequently than men, Schiffman said the sufferers tend to be
genetically predisposed or have history of anxiety or overwhelming circumstance
in their life, whether it be loss, stress, or trauma.
Because of the stigmatism of
panic attacks, many people don’t seek treatment and self-medicate or develop
agoraphobia. For those who do seek help, treatment can consist of medication,
counseling, or both.
“I think that people get
better depending on their bodies and their personality,” Schiffman said. “For
certain people, medicine works while they’re in some type of therapy treatment,
and for some people medicine doesn’t work. Everybody’s chemistry responds
differently to medication.”
Treatment also depends on
the degree of attacks and on the patients willingness to take medication.
“It’s a matter of personal
preference. A doctor is the only one who can diagnose if the panic disorder is
just a panic disorder or if there’s something else going on physically.”
But a complete cure is uncertain.
“It’s something that’s
managed. If you continually work on yourself, you can continually manage it,”
she said. “You can go for years (without an attack), then it can flare up again.
And if you continually manage your life, it may never happen again.”
Now that you've seen
and heard the details and recommendations of The IDEAL Program, you can purchase
our products in our store or, if you have questions, call us at 1-732-940-9658.