Title: Panic Attacks – Diagnosis, Control & Treatment

• Date: Friday, 27/4/1404 (July 18, 2025)

• Organizer: Faculty of Medicine, Woman Online University

• Presenter: Dr. Esmatullah Ayaz Akbari

• Platform: Google Meet

• Introduction

On Friday, 27/4/1404, an academic webinar titled “Panic Attacks – Diagnosis, Control & Treatment” was held, with the participation of over 500 attendees, including the university’s administration, leadership team, professors, students, and both academic and administrative staff.

The program began with a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by Ms. Zuhra Mirzad Following that, Ms. Suraya Halim and Ms. Donya Saraj warmly welcomed all attendees and highlighted the relevance and importance of the webinar’s topic.

Following that, Ms. Adeleh Zamani, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs at Woman Online University, welcomed the attendees and highlighted panic attacks as a common mental health issue that can disrupt a person’s social life. She noted that many individuals experiencing anxiety may not recognize the symptoms or seek help.

Biography of the Presenter

An introductory video about Dr. Esmatullah Ayaz Akbari was presented by the University’s Publications Department.

Presentation

Dr. Esmatullah Ayaz Akbari welcomed the participants and delivered a comprehensive presentation, which included the following key points:

• Panic disorder is a common condition classified among anxiety disorders.

• Anxiety is an unsettling emotional state, typically accompanied by a range of physical and psychological symptoms.

• Anxiety can serve as a defense mechanism motivating success when managed, or causing failure if not controlled.

• Panic attacks can be triggered by various factors, including increased responsibilities, physical or emotional abuse, separation from loved ones, and negative beliefs about parents.

• Q&A

Following the presentation, Dr. Esmatullah Ayaz Akbari responded to questions from participants, leading to a productive and engaging exchange of ideas.

• Conclusion

At the end of the webinar, Ms. Nazifa Amiri, Academic Director of the Faculty of Medicine, Woman Online University, summarized the key takeaways from the session and expressed appreciation for the active participation of professors, academic, and administrative staff. She underscored the importance of continuing such programs to promote awareness and deepen knowledge.

The webinar concluded in a warm and positive atmosphere.

Composition and Translation

Council

Online Publications Authority

Woman Online University