phobias
phobias
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by Tim Gorman - 2006-12-05
Back when the human race was first trying to survive on earth, anxiety was important, because it helped to improve their rate of survival. Generally anxiety is defined as a collection of negative emo...
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by Alan Crisp - 2006-12-05
Finding a HypnotherapistPeople in areas outside of *easy travelling to my consulting rooms often ask me for advice on how to find a competent and properly qualified hypnotherapist in their area. Unfor...
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by Shalom Issenberg - 2006-12-21
Intense studies by psychologists and psychiatrists have been done in the area of anxiety for the last five decades with major breakthroughs and solutions found to help battle a crippling disease. Scie...
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by Jim Brackin - 2007-01-05
Any persistent or irrational fear of an object, situation, or activity that you feel compelled to avoid could be classed as a phobia. We know that phobias can interfere with our ability to function, a...
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by Ian Bracwegirdle - 2007-01-18
Most people with phobias want them cured. Phobias can cause embarrassment, a sense of shame, fear of it happening again and at times a sense of disbelief. People are often mystified and puzzled by the...
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by Ed - 2007-01-20
Hypnosis is a trance-like state characterized by extreme suggestibility, relaxation and heightened imagination. While the person hypnotized may seem to be asleep, they are actually hyperattentive. It ...
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by Caroline Mackay - 2007-01-20
Years ago around the end of January I would develop Chinophobia (fear of snow). Maybe it was because we had 3-5 feet of snow and I was ready for spring. Over the years I have developed "temporary ph...
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by Julie Eden - 2007-02-14
As well as a conscious mind, we also have a subconscious mind, which is the one that shows itself sometimes through our speech, manner and general behaviour or reactions in the form of purely psychol...
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by Thomas J Bronson - 2007-02-27
Fear is an innate feeling of danger to a risky or threatening situation. In event of danger or risk, there would be an adrenaline rush into our body muscles so that we can react defensively to protect...
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by Karen Hastings - 2007-02-28
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is considered to be extremely effective in helping people to overcome panic disorders, and this can usually be achieved within 8 sessions. I use CBT at my pract...