Letter From The Founder
Dear Friends:
I welcome you to this web site, and I hope you find the information, inspiration, and ideas you are seeking.
This site is the result of having published the ENcourage Newsletter (a printed publication) for over eight years, reaching many subscribers around the globe.
With the advent of Internet use, so commonly utilized, we opted to provide this site to help many more! We are not affiliated with any particular treatment programs or approaches; we choose to offer a broad array of information and viewpoints to our visitors.
ENcourage Connection is dedicated to providing quality information, inspiration and ideas for those working toward recovery from excessive anxiety, panic and agoraphobia. In so doing, we are committed to sharing supportive material with the expectation that our readers will feel uplifted, empowered and appreciated.
We strive to instill a proactive faith that healing comes in due time, in many ways. Join Us!
Online Support For Panic and Anxiety
Looking for a wonderful, supportive group? Try ENcourage Community.
Over 135,000 messages have been posted at ENcourage Community since June 1999. Post your topic at the ENcourage Community Anxiety/Panic Message Board for discussion regarding Agoraphobia, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, etc.
Could You Have Panic Disorder?
Learn about Panic Disorder symptoms...Do you experience sudden espisodes of intense and overwhelming fear that seem to come on for no apparent reason? [...]
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Relief Through Relaxation
ENcourage Newsletter
Each issue of ENcourage Newsletter included articles written by both peers and treatment professionals including the experts and well-known authors in the field. Here you will find the complete text of some of our most Popular Articles.
Viewpoint
I suppose it's a lucky person who goes through life without being nervously ill. But I wonder: A person who has been nervously ill has widened his understanding, his power to appreciate, to feel compassion, even to enjoy.
-Dr. Claire Weekes