Experiences
Click icon to find out how others have found their way through panic attacks. Also, someone with high-functioning Asperger’s describes their own experience dealing with anxiety.
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Introduction
- Is not getting out, or Agoraphobia, related to Asperger’s? Quick answers Thorough answer
- The National Aautistic Society have a handy article on Anxietyy in autistic adults.
- What is Panic Disorder? Panic attacks & Asperger’s Agoraphobia & anxiety These links cover treatment too.
- What does the NHS offer? NHS treatment This page includes self-help tips.
Just a quick tip: perhaps you could try using one of the following statements:
- “I can be anxious and still deal with the situation.”
- “I’ll just let my body do its thing. This will pass.”
- “This anxiety won’t hurt me, even if it doesn’t feel good”.
- “This feeling isn’t comfortable or pleasant, but I can accept it.”
More detail
- What is the range of symptoms?
- Can people with high functioning Asperger’s be severely effected by
anxiety? It seems so:
– High functioning autism is associated with anxiety disorder.
– A discussion of the link between high IQ and anxiety - Can virtual reality help with not getting out? Video Text Research
