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Example of some Irrational Fears |
People are capable of becoming fearful of many different things. That fear can be a debilitating event and comes in all sizes.
What is an irrational fear? A persistent irrational fear is a habituated response to an external or internal stimulus. It can be just like smoking: learned and practiced until it becomes a habit. How does hypnosis help? By giving the subconscious mind other options for handling the fear. Suggestions help you overcome your immediate reaction to the stimulus causing the fear. As with any other subject, practice handling your reaction provides you with the "cure" to your fear. For more information or to book an appointmentRichard Ervin at (901) 826-4389
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Fear of public speakingFear of being alone
Fear of losing control Fear of failing Fear of success Fear of long words Fear of change Fear of crowds Fear of needles Fear of God Fear of music |
Fear of flyingFear of heights
Fear of driving Fear of crossing bridges Fear of water Fear of falling Fear of death or dying Fear of enclosed places Fear of thunder Fear of engulfment Fear of germs |
Fear of spiders
Fear of dogs Fear of snakes Fear of clowns Fear of dentists Fear of doctors Fear of intimacy Fear of commitment Fear of abandonment Fear of flowers Fear of being touched |
The list goes on and on. These common irrational fears can be so severe they cause the individual extreme tension and often interfere with normal day-to-day life.
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As W. Clement Stone said, "Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve."