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    Found some listening that was worth the time... (panic and stress)

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    Stress and Panic Underwater

    Very interesting. Worth a listen.
    By THOMAS J. GRIFFITHS, Ed.D.
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    The Pennsylvania State University

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    Stress and Panic Management for Divers:
    Training Exercises for Controlling Diver Stress & Panic*
    Part 1: The Causes and Symptoms of Diver Stress - (reproduced with permission of Tom Griffiths, Ed.D.)
    Part 2: The Calming Breath Response (Diaphragmatic Breathing) - (reproduced with permission of Tom Griffiths, Ed.D.)
    Part 3: Mental Rehearsal for Controlling Underwater Stress- (reproduced with permission of Tom Griffiths, Ed.D.)
    Part 4: Systematic Progressive Relaxation - (reproduced with permission of Tom Griffiths, Ed.D.)

    *These exercises are NOT intended to be a substitute for professional treatment. Consult your personal physician or therapist before using them if you have a history of Panic Disorder or Claustrophobia or any other anxiety problems.
    Last edited by Quero; January 1st, 2012 at 11:05 PM. Reason: Repaired faulty links.
    David F Colvard MD
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    Evidence-based information on diver stress

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