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Panic Diary

The Panic Diary is a structured tool created to gather information about panic and panic symptoms.

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Panic Diary

Panic is a surge of intense fear, usually accompanied by strong bodily sensations and catastrophic thoughts. When these feelings come on very suddenly, it is called a panic attack. It can feel terrifying, but it isn’t dangerous. 

You can use this Panic Diary to monitor different aspects of your panic attacks. Recording this information will help you understand your panic, feel better, and track your progress.

Overview

The Panic Diary is a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) diary for panic symptoms. Clients can record panic attack frequency along with information about accompanying body sensations and negative thoughts.

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