Relaxation : Sleep seems to be the trigger so relaxation before sleep sleep hygiene changing sleep environment diaphragmatic breathing paper bag breathing non medical methods even hypnosis may help.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Care for him/you: A panic attack can be terrifying for both the person having it, as well as those witnessing it--especially if it is a loved one. It can be difficult to care for them, as well as making sure you don't get overwhelmed and/or sucked into their panic. Hopefully he is seeking treatment for this. Reading up on the disorder can be helpful as well so you can both better understand what is happening.
Answered 9/28/2016
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