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About shaun grant
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Shaun is the author of attackpanic.  For 15 years he suffered from GAD, social phobia and agoraphobia which developed throughout his 10 year career in the New Zealand Police.
Nearly 11 years ago, after years of struggle, research, trial and error Shaun finally 'cracked the code' and completely healed himself.   
Shaun  healed his first sufferer 10 years ago (a captain in the New Zealand army suffering from PTSD and social phobia), and since writing and publishing attackpanic 6 years ago, has helped thousands of sufferers all around world heal themselves through his one on one personalised coaching programme, books and online courses.

My Story

I can't say that airing out my dirty laundry for the whole world to see is something that makes my wheels spin, but it's a necessary evil along my journey of helping people heal themselves of anxiety conditions.
Recently I shared an interview with one of my students who was willing to share his story so that it may inspire others to take action. Gutsy effort Abhi, if you can do it, then so can I (watch Abhi's Testimony here) .

So then, here is my story (gulp!).
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To all you anxiety sufferers, hopefully stories like Abhi's  
and  mine will convince you of two things:
1. You are not alone!
2. Your situation is not as bad as you think! 
And 3. (I know I know, but I just thought of a third thing...) If Abhi can heal himself, if I can heal myself, then so can you. You DO NOT have to manage, cope, live with or resign yourself to a life of limitations and lack.... YOU CAN HEAL YOURSELF - but you do have to be prepared to take action, to do whatever it takes, to do what you have been avoiding, and dump all the false beliefs and BS that you are holding onto that's keeping you stuck.
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Back in the day (circa 1992). One year before my very first panic attack

My Bubble

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