TERRAP

You can fly... but the cocoon has to go!

DISCLAIMER
The educational information in this site has been gathered from sources which are thought to be reliable such as : The Anxiety Disorder Association of America. This educational information regarding anxiety disorders is not to replace treatment by a medical physician, psychologist or psychiatrist. The purpose of this site is to assist with the understanding, knowledge and resources for those suffering with anxiety disorders.

Panic Attacks
&
Anxiety Disorders

If you are seeking help for Panic Attacks or Anxiety Disorders and you relate to some of the following conditions our programs may be of help to you.

Indecision, Social Fears, Loss of Confidence, Feeling of Unreality, Compulsive Thoughts, Related Depression, Fatigue, Nausea, Giddiness, Sweating Hands, Trembling, Sleeplessness, Hyperventilation, Weak legs, Chest Tightness, Lump in Throat, Band Around Head, Stomach Cramps, Fear of Flying, Fear of Heart Attack, Fear of Being Trapped, Fear of Being Alone, Fear of Elevators, Fear of Going Crazy, Fear of Bridges, Fear of Dying, Heart Phobias, Panic Attacks

These are only a few of the fears and physical body reactions to severe anxiety.

Reminder: Before therapy you must have a physical by a Physician to rule out other disorders.

TERRAP® is one of the oldest and most respected anxiety and panic attack treatment programs in the world.

This Program was originally developed by, nationally recognized Psychiatrist, Dr. Arthur B. Hardy.

Because of the astounding success rate of the TERRAP Program it has received world wide recognition and acclaim in the media including the following . . .

Today Show, 60 Minutes, Phil Donahue, Evening Magazine, People are Talking, Breakaway, Oprah Winfrey, Geraldo Show,Vogue Psychology, Today, Parade, New York Times, Playgirl, People Magazine, Macleans, Family Circle, Better Homes & Gardens, Guideposts, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Newsweek, Readers Digest, American Health, New Woman, Business Week, Medical-Self Care, Wall St Journal, Washington Post, Los Angles Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Ann Landers Column, USA Today, Dr. Joyce Brothers Column

"TERRAP" is a conjunction for TERRitorial APprehension and was originally coined by the program’s first appreciative clients.

In 1982 the National Institute of Mental Health showed that almost one out of every ten people experience anxiety. Since 1982, we have come a long way in understanding anxiety and its related disorders.

Anxiety and panic attacks may have been part of our predisposition or may have been triggered by one of several events. Never the less, if anxiety or panic is holding your potential back, you need to take charge. If you have tried to work it out yourself or with a therapist but it's still troublesome, I would urge you to Contact Us.