This research discusses the problem of panic attack disorder, a common psychological disorder that directly affects an individual's psychological and social adjustment. Those affected experience sudden attacks of intense fear accompanied by severe physical and emotional symptoms, negatively impacting their ability to perform their daily tasks normally. The research aims to achieve several objectives, most importantly: to reveal the nature of panic attack disorder and its main characteristics and symptoms; to determine how cognitive behavioral therapy can be applied in treating panic attack disorder; and to define the role of the psychotherapist. Based on the nature of the research, the researcher employs a descriptive-analytical approach to describe and analyze the phenomenon and its variables, relying on previous literature and studies on the research topic. The research concluded with a number of findings to answer the research questions and attempt to achieve its objectives, the most important of which is: Panic disorder is a psychological disorder characterized by its multifactorial nature, as genetic, biological, psychological, and environmental factors intertwine in its emergence and persistence. Diagnostic criteria and explanatory theories indicate that panic disorder is fundamentally based on a disturbance in the interpretation of bodily sensations and a fear of their consequences........... Keywords:.... Psychotherapist, Panic disorder treatment, Cognitive behavioral therapy techniques.