1. The technique is called “Paradoxical Intention.” The name sounds strange, but it works incredibly well. The idea is that instead of fighting anxiety, you stop trying to “push it away.” When the brain expects resistance and you suddenly change your reaction, the whole system freezes. The usual cycle disappears: anxiety → resistance → even more anxiety. The body stops spiraling, because it no longer gets the familiar “danger” signal. 2. Psychologist Viktor Frankl first noticed this while workin

Paradoxical movement in Parkinson's disease