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Hypnosis, Fears and PhobiasHypnotherapy |
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Overview |
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Anxiety, Fears and Phobia |
Anxiety is a normal response to stress or danger, but it can be debilitating. At times it is helpful because it can help prepare the body for action, and it can improve performance in a range of situations. Anxiety however starts to becomes a problem when it is experienced intensely and it persistently interferes with a person's daily life. A phobia is an excessive or unreasonable fear that is out of proportion to the situation that causes it and cannot be explained away. The person typically avoids the feared situation, since this helps to reduce the anxiety. Some phobias represent heightened normal anxiety towards situations that people are evolutionarily prepared to fear, e.g. snakes, heights, sharp objects and loud noises. In other instances, a phobia may arise by a non-threatening situation being associated with a traumatic experience. Phobias typically occur in specific situations. People experience anticipatory anxiety when thinking of the situation and so attempt to avoid it. Phobias are often the result of a one time learning process whereby a single experience is processed into a phobic response very, very quickly. This tendency is increased if the person is stressed and anxious at the time or if the person's nervous system is being over stimulated by the direct or after effects of recreational drugs or alcohol.
Commonly people
try to escape, and then to avoid the feared situation wherever possible.
This may be fairly easy if the feared object is rarely encountered (like if
there is a fear of snakes) and avoidance will not therefore restrict the
person's life very much.
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Examples |
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Agoraphobia |
Agoraphobia is an intense fear of leaving the home, being in crowded spaces, traveling on public transport and being in any place that is difficult to leave. More than twice as many women than men report that they experience agoraphobia. Frequently, people report that the onset of their agoraphobia followed a stressful or traumatic event in their lives. It may be associated with a fearful thought of 'what if it comes back while I am not at home'. Agoraphobia commonly occurs with panic attacks. The person concerned may have a panic attack when outside the home and this reinforces the belief that it is safer to stay inside. Agoraphobia is often also associated with depression.
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Social Phobia |
A social phobia is a fear of social interaction with others, talking to people, eating, drinking and speaking in public. In contrast to agoraphobia, men and women are affected equally. Many people have a mixture of both agoraphobia and social phobia. Social phobia is also a common symptom of depression.
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Emetophobia |
Emetophobia is known by many names. Sometimes it is called emetephobia other times phagophobia, vomitophobia, vomit phobia, sickness phobia, fear of vomiting, fear of gagging, fear of swallowing, fear of choking, globus hystericus, but whatever you call it this condition can affect sufferers deeply.
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Hypnosis and Hypnobalancing |
Hypnosis isn't a magical cure and the hypnotherapist isn't a superior magician, who replaces one's own self will. Hypnosis is a very effective way to make it much easier to reach your goals. Hypnotherapy is supporting your process by opening the doors and enabling you to go through. A trance provides a better base for many therapeutic techniques. Trance is a very natural state. Many approved methods are even more effective when carried out in a trance state because the whole experience then becomes more intense. By using Hypnobalancing™ many people have been able to erase all traces of irrational fear, phobia, and panic attacks from their system, using a powerful hypnosis phobia treatment. Now they are able to enjoy an enhanced happiness and fulfillment.
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Additional Information |
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Contact |
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| Keywords | Hypnosis, hypnotherapy, fears, phobia, anxiety, help, therapy | ||
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Copyright |
© 1998 - 2010 NOACK Hypnosis Berlin |
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