What is a Phobia
Quite simply a fear or anxiety over something. Some psychologists say they are the result of trauma, such as having a spider dropped down your back. Others say that it is a learned response. A two-year old confronted by a snake becomes phobic as a result of the reactions of the adults around him..
Either way, mild or extreme, we all have them in one form or another even if we have chosen to ingore them. Some are rational, some are irrational.
How about these:
- Pagonaphobia - Fear of beards
- Peladophobia - Fear of bald people
- Triskadekaphobia - Fear of the number 13
We are only born with two natural fears:
- Sudden loud noises
- Falling
Everything else we take fear of is learnt. This is very good news for you - YOU CAN UNLEARN IT! Wouldn't it be great to face your phobia without being in fear of it?
In as little of 10 minutes , you could be free of your phobia and have full freedom of your life back. Call us now on 0800-093-0194 (unless you have a fear of phones) or e-mail us at phobias@youniquesolutions.org
A couple of summers ago when it was very hot, everywhere seemed to be infested with Daddy Long Legs. Our lounge in our old town house was on the first floor and the sun was on it until sundown. We had to leave the doors open to drag in a non-existant breeze. The only problem was that all the bugs came in as well.
One Friday we came back from an evening out and found our baby-sitter huddled in the corner of the sofa, petrified of the 30 or so Daddy Long Legs buzzing around the room. She told us that she had been really afraid of them for as long as she could remember. Kris told her that she could fix it in 10 minutes. She laughed. She was unwilling to believe that this crippling fear could be cleared so easily and so quickly. She agreed to let Kris help her.
Ten minutes later she had one on her palm and was calm and happy to go around the room and catch them when they flew away. Her fear has never re-occured. If you want help, call us on 0800-093-0194 or e-mail us at phobias@youniquesolutions.org