About
Summer Beretsky

Summer Beretsky enjoys writing about her experiences with anxiety, panic, and Paxil. She had her first panic attack as an undergrad at Lycoming College and plenty more while she worked toward her M.A. in Communication from the University of Delaware. Summer blogs over at Panic About Anxiety and also contributes to the World of Psychology blog here on PsychCentral. She has also written for the Los Angeles Times. Follow her on Twitter @summerberetsky.

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Posts by Summer Beretsky:

• Do Your Thoughts Deserve a Soundtrack? ‘One Hello World’ Thinks So
  28 Dec 2011
• How Can I Pack for a Move Without Getting Overwhelmed?
  05 Oct 2011
• Am I a Defensive Pessimist?
  22 May 2011
• When the Rapture Doesn’t Happen, How Will Harold Camping React?
  19 May 2011
• 8 Ways to Make Technology Less Stressful
  30 Apr 2011
• Digital Detox Week: On (Sort Of) Staying Away From Technology
  20 Apr 2011
• Feeling Anxious? Here Are 3 iPhone Apps to Help You Relax
  17 Apr 2011
• When Physical Exercise Feels Just Like A Panic Attack
  14 Apr 2011
• Do Your Panic Attacks Ever Grow Rosy in Retrospect?
  12 Dec 2010
• 5 Tips for a Low-Stress Customer Service Experience
  02 Dec 2010
• What NOT to Say to Someone With Panic Disorder
  07 Sep 2010
• Feel Like Venting to a Complete Stranger? Try BlahTherapy.com
  02 May 2010