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The Fight or Flight Questionnaire

This questionnaire will help you better understand what symptoms you have that may be caused by your nervous system being stuck in fight-or-flight.  These are the exact same symptoms and difficulties that can markedly improve, or simply disappear, with Fight or Flight Therapy. 


FREE ANALYSIS 

Click the download link above and take a few minutes to grade each question 0-5. Then add up your total score.
 
After completing your questionnaire, here is a link for a FREE analysis of your score. Attach your questionnaire to the following email link:

Link to send for free analysis: drtessler@FightorFlightTherapy.com

Ask yourself: what would your life look like? if your score were cut in half, or even less. 
In most cases, that is a very achievable goal with Fight or Flight Therapy.          

Hard to believe?                                                                                                                                                
See the graph below and contact us for more information.   Link To Contact Page   

                                                                                                                   
Measurable Results                                                                                                   

The following graph demonstrates the uncommon success of Fight or Flight Therapy.
Using symptom scores on the Fight or Flight Questionnaire: 

The RED curve demonstrates scores BEFORE Fight or Flight Therapy.
The GREEN curve demonstrates scores AFTER Fight or Flight Therapy.

Any shift of the graph to the right would indicate improved quality of life.
Note how dramatically the scores reduced! 

The graph above demonstrates self-scored symptom improvement for 24 consecutive clients who met all criteria for data collection.

Each participant filled out The Fight or Flight Questionnaire before commencing, and after completing, 
their program of Fight or Flight Therapy. Each symptom or behavior was graded on a scale of 0-5 in 
terms of severity or degree of difficulty, with the worst possible score being 350. 

Note: each participant improved, with the least improvement being 19 points, and the most being 251. 
The average percent reduction in score was 58%, with the median reduction being an impressive 62%.
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