DS has always been a somewhat anxious child, but with our support always seemed to be able to get through it, we/they have never sought any form of support. However since starting Uni in Sept it seems to be on another complete other level and they are struggling, they love the course, the halls kitchen group that he is in aren’t awful, but also seem happy to keep themselves to themselves. Not sure what triggers the panic attacks, got to admit that I’m no expert and floundering a bit on how to help. DS has sought help at uni and have had one counselling appt, with 5 more to follow and the counsellors have urged them to make a drs appointment, which they have for when they go back to uni after Christmas (at home for Xmas now). They have been home for a week and have had one panic attack since home, we have had a chat and they want to continue at uni, we are supporting them as much as we can financially and trying to make uni life as easy and enjoyable as possible even though we are a good few hours away, trying hard not to put any pressure on them. Any tips on how to help and what is the drs likely to do, I guess it’s some form of medication which does scare me a little but ultimately I just want ds to live the life that he wants and to be happy.