Panic Disorder

When Fear Strikes Without Warning, We Help You Regain Control

Imagine feeling like you’re dying, losing control, or going crazy — but nothing is actually happening. That’s the experience of a panic attack — and for those with Panic Disorder, it can happen again and again without warning. If you’re constantly on edge, afraid of the next episode, or avoiding places and situations “just in case,” please know: you are not alone, and you are not weak.

At Alleviant Integrated Mental Health, we specialize in helping people find relief from the fear behind the fear. We combine compassion, advanced diagnostics, and personalized tools to help you calm your nervous system and restore a sense of safety in your mind and body.

What Is Panic Disorder?

Panic Disorder is an anxiety-related condition characterized by recurring, unexpected panic attacks — sudden waves of intense fear or discomfort that peak within minutes and often feel out of proportion to any real danger.

Common Symptoms of a Panic Attack

  • Racing heart or palpitations

  • Shortness of breath or choking sensation

  • Chest pain or discomfort

  • Dizziness or feeling faint

  • Shaking or trembling

  • Hot flashes or chills

  • Nausea or abdominal distress

  • Detachment from reality (derealization or depersonalization)

  • Fear of dying, going crazy, or losing control

After the first few attacks, the fear of having another can become constant — leading to avoidance, isolation, or even agoraphobia.

You’re Not Just Anxious — Your Brain Needs to Reset

At Alleviant, we don’t just focus on symptom relief. We practice Objective Psychiatry, using measurable brain data to understand how panic has disrupted your nervous system. With spectral EEG (sEEG) brain mapping, we can detect dysregulated brainwave patterns and create a personalized treatment plan designed to calm and restore.

Treatment Options for Panic Disorder at Alleviant

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Comprehensive Psychiatry (In-Person or Telehealth)

Our psychiatric providers conduct thorough evaluations and offer targeted treatment plans to manage panic disorder — focusing on long-term healing, not just short-term relief.

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Medication Management

Medications such as SSRIs or beta-blockers may be used to help reduce the frequency or severity of panic attacks. Our team carefully customizes your plan and monitors your response over time. Pharmacogenetic testing is available to guide decision-making when needed.

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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

TMS is a promising off-label option for panic-related anxiety. We use both FDA-approved protocols for anxious depression and offer Personalized rTMS (NeuroSync™) based on your sEEG brainwave patterns — supporting neurological stability and emotional regulation.

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Therapy (In-Person or Telehealth)

Therapy is essential for panic disorder. We use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based methods to help you break the cycle of fear, identify triggers, and regain control of your thoughts and body.

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Spectral EEG (sEEG)

A fast, non-invasive scan that provides insight into your brain’s activity — particularly in areas tied to fear, arousal, and emotional regulation. This helps us target treatment to your specific needs and track neurological changes as you improve.

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Health Coaching (Telehealth)

Our certified health coaches address root-level contributors to panic, including nutritional imbalances (such as blood sugar dysregulation or food sensitivities), toxic exposures (like stimulants, mold, or stress hormones), and deficiencies in sleep, movement, hydration, or key micronutrients. By improving your internal environment, we help calm your body’s fight-or-flight response.

You Don’t Have to Live in Fear of the Next Attack

Panic Disorder is treatable. You don’t have to avoid life or constantly scan for danger. You deserve to feel safe in your own body again — and we’re here to help you get there.

Schedule Your Appointment

Take a Deep Breath — You’ve Found the Right Place. Let’s retrain your brain to trust, breathe, and move forward with confidence. Schedule your appointment today by calling (866) 951-4325 or by clicking below! In-person and telehealth visits are available.

Insurances Accepted

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This is not an inclusive list as we are in-network with most major insurances.