Hypnosis Cd - Phobias and Fears

A phobic response is when a person experiences an immediate and uncontrollable (it seems) anxious reaction to a given stimulus.

The given stimulus can be anything. Here are a list of phobias and their and their names…

Mysophobia - a fear of dirt
Arachnophobia - a fear of spiders
Ergophobia - a fear of work
Zelophobia - fear of jealousy
Sitophobia - a fear of food
Pogonophobia - a fear of beards
Ornithophobia - a fear of birds

and the list goes on. It is quite possible to have a phobia of absolutely anything.

Often the cause of the phobia (we are not born phobic) is an event, may be during childhood where high anxiety was either experienced first hand or witnessed and associated with something present.

A classic example is this. A baby lies happily gurgling in a cot. Mother comes in and sees a spider crawling across the bed. The mother gets anxious and either kills or gets rid of the spider in a panic. The baby from that moment on associates anxiety with the spider and a phobic reaction is formed. It really can be as simple as that.

Notice in this example that the baby has formed an unconscious reaction. It does not know enough yet about the world to consciously decide to be fearful of spiders. Survival is the baby's first instinct and its reasoning ability has not yet been formed sufficiently. Of course this same event if played out to a number of different babies will not necessarily result in all of them developing a phobic response.

With hypnosis, the client with a phobia is encouraged to revisit this type of past experience and with the aid of a experienced hypnotherapist the emotional charge is removed from the memory and the client is helped with positive reinforcement and coping skills.

The fears and phobia hypnosis cd helps to develop a better response to the previously phobic stimulus so that the client will no longer experience anxiety, panic attacks or fear. In event the hypnosis cd helps to program a different and more appropriate reaction to that past phobic stimulus.