Amanda Seyfried 'attends therapy for panic attacks'

Amanda Seyfried has revealed that she undergoes therapy sessions to help her deal with panic attacks.

The Red Riding Hood actress said that she struggles with anxiety as a result of her fame and finds counselling sessions have helped her deal with many of her worries.

"[Therapy] has been such a great tool, and my therapist told me that I passed with flying colours, but we'll see how things go," Seyfried explained in a new interview with British Glamour.

"I still do get terribly nervous, and that's partly due to the fact I think too much and overanalyze things. I'll start worrying about my parents or my dog, and I'll picture him opening the window of my apartment and falling out, even though I can't get that thing open myself."

Seyfried was recently said to be "devastated" when ex-boyfriend Dominic Cooper reunited with another of his former girlfriends.

She has previously said that she felt too "ugly" to explore her sexuality as a teenager.

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