One common accepted phenomenon that is increasingly observed nowadays is social alienation in our coexistence with others. The rapid pace of life and the increasing demands of our times combined with the financial crisis result in the emergence of severe stress in larger amount of our population. These conditions, therefore, often make people unable to deal with sufficiently stressful situations in their daily lives resulting in severe panic attacks due to accumulated stress. Because of this dysfunction, people often develop various phobias, which is yet another symptom of the existence of intense anxiety and fear in everyday situations that they may not be able to manage.

In the presence of these symptoms, such as severe anxiety, panic attacks, and phobias, one needs to seek a mental health professional and receive support through a safe and organized treatment framework to investigate these untreated emotions and to make himself more functional over time
in his daily life. The purpose of therapeutic intervention is to identify the causes
symptoms and the development of functionality of the individual in coexistence with others. Through treatment the individual comes into contact with the emotional stresses he or she experiences daily and identifies the deeper causes that cause all of the above symptoms. In this way he comes into better contact with himself and becomes more aware of his needs and wants. Consequently, previously unmanageable stress and panic situations come to a level where they are moderately stressed and the individual is able to experience them without suppressing him.