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	Phobia P A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A phobia is a strong, irrational and out of proportion fear-reaction to something that poses little or no actual danger but just the thought of it and the resulting surge of adrenaline causes your physical body to react in what is known as the 'Fight or Flight Syndrome'. This reaction is old evolutionary stuff that is well embedded in our genes from over 900 million years of evolution ever since we crawled out of the primordial ooze and developed over the millennia as a necessary part of the survival of the species. The reaction may have been useful to our ancestor caveman but is usually not a lot of use to us now, however we now have the brain power in the frontal lobes of our neo-cortex which develops very good imaginations - imaginations which the old primitive parts of our brain interprets as being life-threatening and so kicks off the 'fight or flight' reaction. If you have a phobia then you will try to avoid what you are afraid of. If you cannot avoid it then exposure to it will probably provoke a feeling of extreme anxiety or a panic attack, even thinking about it, as explained above, can cause the same reaction. This type of avoidance can interfere with work and social functioning. You may feel weak or cowardly and lose self-esteem when avoiding the object of the phobia. Anxieties and feelings of not being able to 'deal with the situation' is a disempowering experience and the combination of teaching/discussion and hypnotherapy that I work with is very successful in helping to overcome this. Although the catalogue of your difficulties and anxiety symptoms may sometimes seem quite varied we don't have to treat them as separate issues. You are a whole person and I treat you as such, these things will all be inter-related in some way.		Alcohol Addictions Anxiety Been dumped? Bad habits Bereavement Blushing Child Abuse Comfort eating Commitment Confidence Cosmetic Surgery Counselling Divorce Depression Driving Test Empty Nest Syndrome Erectile Dysfunction Exam nerves Excessive drinking Fear Fertility Flying Forgiveness Getting Married Giving birth Guilt from the past Insomnia Interviews Laser Surgery Morning Sickness Nail-biting Overweight Panic Attacks Phobia examples: ● Bells ● Birds ● Commitment ● Darkness ● Flying ● Needles PostTraumaticStress Pregnant Presentations Public Speaking Redundant Relationship issues Regret about the past Self Confidence Self Esteem Sex Performance Social Anxiety Student exam nerves Student Performance Smoking Stress Taking control of life Unattractive Weight Loss
	pain pain paper parasites parents-in-law pellagra penis penis penis people perversion philosophy phobias pins and needles pins places plants poetry pointed objects poison poison poliomyelitis politicians Pope poverty precipices pregnancy priests progress property prostitutes public speaking public writing punished punishment punishment Puppets purple	Agliophobia or Algophobia - Fear of Odynophobia or Odynephobia - Fear of Papyrophobia - Fear of Parasitophobia - Fear of Soceraphobia - Fear of Pellagrophobia - Fear of Phallophobia - Fear of a (especially erect) Ithyphallophobia - Fear of seeing, thinking about or having an erect Medorthophobia - Fear of an erect Anthropophobia - Fear of (or society) Paraphobia - Fear of sexual Philosophobia - Fear of Phobophobia - Fear of Belonephobia or - Fear of Enetophobia - Fear of Topophobia - Fear of certain (or situations, such as the stage) Batonophobia - Fear of Metrophobia - Fear of Aichmophobia - Fear of Iophobia - Fear of Toxiphobia or Toxophobia or Toxicophobia - Fear of (or of being accidentally poisoned) Poliosophobia - Fear of contracting Politicophobia - Fear or abnormal dislike of Papaphobia - Fear of the Peniaphobia - Fear of Cremnophobia - Fear of Tocophobia - Fear of (or childbirth) Hierophobia - Fear of (or sacred things) Prosophobia - Fear of Orthophobia - Fear of Cypridophobia, Cypriphobia, Cyprianophobia, or Cyprinophobia - Fear of (or of venereal disease) Glossophobia - Fear of Scriptophobia - Fear of Rhabdophobia - Fear of being severely or beaten by a rod, or of being severely criticised. Also fear of magic wand Poinephobia - Fear of Mastigophobia - Fear of Pupaphobia - Fear of Porphyrophobia - Fear of the colour

	Pagophobia Panthophobia Panophobia Papaphobia Papyrophobia Paralipophobia Paraphobia Parasitophobia Paraskavedekatriaphobia Parthenophobia Pathophobia Patroiophobia Parturiphobia Peccatophobia Pediculophobia Pediophobia Pedophobia Peladophobia Pellagrophobia Peniaphobia Pentheraphobia Phagophobia Phalacrophobia Phallophobia Pharmacophobia Phasmophobia Phengophobia Philemaphobia Philophobia Philosophobia Phobophobia Photoaugliaphobia Photophobia Phonophobia Phronemophobia Phthiriophobia Phthisiophobia Placophobia Plutophobia Pluviophobia Pneumatiphobia Pnigophobia Pocrescophobia Pogonophobia Poliosophobia Politicophobia Polyphobia Poinephobia Ponophobia Porphyrophobia Potamophobia Potophobia Pharmacophobia Proctophobia Prosophobia Psellismophobia Psychophobia Psychrophobia Pteromerhanophobia Pteronophobia Pupaphobia Pyrexiophobia Pyrophobia	Fear of ice or frost. Fear of suffering and disease. or Pantophobia - Fear of everything. Fear of the Pope. Fear of paper. Fear of neglecting duty or responsibility. Fear of sexual perversion. Fear of parasites. Fear of Friday the 13th. Fear of virgins or young girls. Fear of disease. Fear of heredity. Fear of childbirth. Fear of sinning. (imaginary crime) Fear of lice. Fear of dolls. Fear of children. Fear of bald people. Fear of pellagra. Fear of poverty. Fear of mother-in-law. (Novercaphobia) Fear of swallowing, or of eating, or of being eaten. Fear of becoming bald. Fear of a penis, especially erect. Fear of taking medicine. Fear of ghosts. Fear of daylight or sunshine. or Philematophobia - Fear of kissing. Fear of falling in love or being in love. Fear of philosophy. Fear of phobias. Fear of glaring lights. Fear of light. Fear of noises, or voices, or one's own voice, or of telephones. Fear of thinking. Fear of lice. (Pediculophobia) Fear of tuberculosis. Fear of tombstones. Fear of wealth. Fear of rain or of being rained on. Fear of spirits. or Pnigerophobia - Fear of choking of being smothered. Fear of gaining weight. (Obesophobia) Fear of beards. Fear of contracting poliomyelitis. Fear or abnormal dislike of politicians. Fear of many things. Fear of punishment. Fear of overworking or of pain. Fear of the colour purple. Fear of rivers or running water. Fear of alcohol. Fear of drugs. Fear of rectum. Fear of progress. Fear of stuttering. Fear of mind. Fear of cold. Fear of flying. Fear of being tickled by feathers. Fear of puppets Fear of Fever. Fear of fire.
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