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Your panic isn't coming out of nowhere. Your brain is constantly scanning for danger based on what it learned in the past. If your subconscious never received the message that the threat is over, it can keep sounding the alarm—even when you're completely safe. That's why panic can show up while you're driving, at work, in the grocery store, or lying in bed. The problem isn't that you're broken. The problem is that your brain never got the all-clear. When you address the subconscious root that's

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