What is a phobia?
A phobia is an irrational and excessive fear of an object or situation. Often a phobia involves a sense of danger to one's life or fear of harm. Most people will avoid contact with whatever makes them afraid. Being afraid of snakes will probably not affect your every day life but other fears and phobias such as flying can have a bigger impact, with some people never venturing abroad for a holiday or only flying short -haul.
Common symptoms associated with fears and phobias include:-
Breathlessness
Dizziness
Nausea
Shaking
Sweating
Trembling
Suggestion therapy can provide excellent results in giving a boost to your self esteem and help you deal with situations which make you feel anxious. Click here to find out more about it.
Success Stories (copies available for verification on request)
"When I first came to see you, I was almost 50 years old and
so terrified of driving that I couldn't even think about being behind the wheel
without feeling ill. I was embarrassed to not hold a driving licence especially but there was no
way at all that I could get into a car to drive. You quickly got to the root of the problem in one session. I was amazed and impressed. There was a huge problem right in
front of me that I hadn't even realised. Thankfully you managed to guide my
thinking into better ways in just one session.
In the weeks
following our hypnosis session, I started to be more comfortable with the idea of
driving and then decided to give it a go and book a lesson. Only a few
weeks later my instructor tells me that I'm a very good, safe driver and well
on the way to passing my test. In the 20 years before my hypnotherapy session with you,
I couldn't even think about a test! Weirdest of all - I really like driving now! How amazing is that?"
Marian M, Milton Keynes (Driving Fears)
"I have never been a confident person; always the "quiet one" in large groups. After my hypnotherapy sessions with you, I feel my confidence is growing every day. I completed two presentations this week which I would previously have been really nervous about. They both went really well. I felt a little nervous initially, a bit of adrenaline is healthy and keeps me sharp! I wish I had come to see you long ago! I can't thank you enough". Helen P, Newport Pagnell (Presentation Fears)
“The week leading up to exams was pure hell but when I got to my final (and most important) one I really did feel ready to go and probably the calmest I have EVER been! For the first time in 5 years of assessments I didn't make any stupid mistakes due to nerves. I used the technique you taught me each night leading up to the exams, this helped me to get to sleep each night too. I wasn't sure how calm I'd be for the big one's as I still had a few butterflies when I thought of it, but I think a bit of adrenaline is healthy and I would have been freaked out if I wasn't worried AT ALL! Thank you so much for your help". Sally G, Milton Keynes (Exam Worries)
"Just wanted to let you know that my hypnosis sessions worked perfectly. I did my speech very calmly and I was able to enjoy the whole day without any worries. This is the first time I have done any public speaking without my legs wobbling, even though it was the most emotional speech I have ever done. I had many compliments so I was very pleased with the way everything went".
Rex Horwood, Milton Keynes (Father of the Bride Speech)
For effective treatment of your Fears and Phobias call now on 07990 521266 to arrange a free consultation in Milton Keynes (Bucks) with no obligation.
