Dizziness can feel like a medical emergency, but for many people it becomes an anxiety–panic feedback loop driven by fear and adrenaline.
A sudden body sensation triggers a threat interpretation, which spikes arousal, tightens breathing, and amplifies light-headedness.
The goal is not to “fight” dizziness, but to retrain safety through slow exhale, grounding, and graded exposure to avoided situations.
With consistent CBT-style practice, the brain learns: “This sensation is uncomfortable, not dangerous”—and the loop weakens.
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