Miami, Florida, United States, October 21, 2010 — A culture of fear appears to be the statistical norm. The number of therapists providing assistance to phobic personalities is on the rise and fear statistics continue to show growth in the overall incidence of fear. A new panic disorder treatment has been developed to counteract the growing sense of fear and the triggers that bring panic to the surface.

This new program is known as Panic Conqueror. International author and Life Coach, Gene Richards, offers visitors the opportunity to review an introductory video sharing the primary tools offered through the program. “The Panic Conqueror method not only explores the subject of panic disorder, but how if affects the whole person,” said Richards.

Richards provides visitors with a free online course that introduces them to the Panic Conqueror method, “Our guests will be able to learn more about some of the basic truths concerning panic including the fact that panic attacks are only temporary, panic attacks will not kill you, you are totally responsible for your life, you are who you think you are, what worries you masters you, you have what it takes to eliminate panic attacks, and the best news is you can win the battle against panic attacks.”

Combining elements of therapy, self-help, and encouragement the Panic Conqueror program is offered because of the following statistics:

• Approximately 5.3 million American adults ages 18 to 54 have social phobias. • Social phobia typically begins in childhood or adolescence. • Approximately 6.3 million American adults ages 18 to 54 have some type of specific fear. • Agoraphobia involves intense fear of any place or situation where escape might be difficult or help unavailable in the event of developing sudden panic-like symptoms. • Approximately 3.2 million American adults ages 18 to 54 have fear of open spaces or of being in crowded, public places. (Source: National Institute of Mental Health)

Richards suggests there are 45 systematic steps you can take to eliminate panic in virtually any fear-based scenario.

While Richards is quick to point to an understanding that medication may be needed in certain instances, “I do not think medication is always the answer. I’m hearing from people on a daily basis that are using my program to eliminate the panic attacks they have had, in some cases, for years, and they’ve done so without medical intervention.” Richards commented.

The role of Panic Conqueror is not based on hypnotism or immersion therapy either. Richards explains, “Because I believe in a very holistic approach to dealing with panic the ideas in my program are practical and potent. Sometimes facing fear is simply allowing yourself to see fear for what it really is. Conquering panic is placing a restraining order on future attacks simply because you know the dirty little secret fear always tries to hide. This is what readers find at the core of my program.”

The full development of the Panic Conqueror program and website (www.panicconqueror.com) offers guests the opportunity to consider how this product might put an end to the panic attacks they experience in fearful situation.

For additional information, contact:

Gene Richards
Panic Conqueror
Email Address: info@panicconqueror.com
Web site address: http://www.panicconqueror.com

About Panic Conqueror

Yale graduate Gene Richards personally experienced debilitating panic attacks. His experiences in breaking free from the fear he experiences are crucial to the advice offered in the Panic Conqueror program. Richards’ years of research helped identify a comprehensive list of steps an individual can use to understand panic and how to defuse a panic attack before it happens.