The document provides a template for tracking physical sensations, thoughts, and emotions/behaviors during a panic episode. It includes spaces to describe sensations felt in the body and their location, thoughts that occurred, the emotion felt and its intensity level, and behaviors. An example is given showing an increased heart rate and worry, increased breathing difficulty and fear, and intensified symptoms leading to thoughts of death and terror. The template is meant to help identify patterns related to panic attacks.
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Panic SAEB
The document provides a template for tracking physical sensations, thoughts, and emotions/behaviors during a panic episode. It includes spaces to describe sensations felt in the body and their location, thoughts that occurred, the emotion felt and its intensity level, and behaviors. An example is given showing an increased heart rate and worry, increased breathing difficulty and fear, and intensified symptoms leading to thoughts of death and terror. The template is meant to help identify patterns related to panic attacks.
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SAEB System – Panic
Physical Sensation Thoughts Emotion / Behaviour
What did you feel in your body? What went through your mind at What emotion did you feel? (nervous, Where did you feel it? that time? (words or images) anxious, fear, panic, overwhelmed, terror etc) How intense 0 – 100%? What did you do?
Example:
Sensation Thought Emotion / Behaviour
Abrupt increase in heart rate What’s going on? Worry
Breathing rate & difficulty Something’s wrong with me Fear
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