"Chris Breen's career in nursing and paramedicine, spanning over 25 years, is a testament to his dedication to mental health and support for others in the community, particularly in the contest of men's mental health in Australia. His journey, beginning with a personal struggle against severe Panic attacks, agoraphobia, and Anxiety in 2001, has shaped him into a compassionate mentor and educator. His experiences, both professional and personal, offer him a unique perspective on the complexities of mental well-being, including stress, Panic disorder, and social Anxiety. As a paramedic in Australia, he has witnessed the suffering of his patients, gaining a deeper understanding of mental health challenges, encompassing conditions like obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and Panic attacks. This experience, coupled with his own journey, makes him an empathetic guide in the area of mental health, advocating a drug-free approach with a strong emphasis on cognitive behaviour therapy techniques.His debut book, ""How a Base Jumper Saved Me,"" reflects this blend of personal narrative and professional insight. His message is clear: with the right approach, anyone can overcome Anxiety and its mental health challenges with education, time and effort."
A Life Changer This book transcends its own medium, a valuable resource and an essential guide for comprehending the intricacies of fear, panic attacks, anxiety, and the mind-body connection. It masterfully simplifies complex physiological and mental health concepts, equipping readers with practical strategies for managing these conditions. Whether you're directly affected or supporting someone who is, this book offers indispensable insights. Chris's personal journey adds a profound layer of authenticity. His personal story moved me so deeply, and this guy knows his stuff, and I laughed out loud too many times to count. - Kirsten Macdonald