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Paruresis, also known as 'shy bladder syndrome', is a fairly common issue which can affect around 14% of the population. For some people, it can be a one-off incident where they...

It is such a personal matter to open your mouth up wide to a stranger. The thought of someone getting so close to your face is enough to make many people feel panic-stricken, let...

Emotional Freedom Technique is a highly effective therapy that anyone can learn and which in many cases yields positive results very quickly. I often find that when my clients...

A phobia is an extremely distressing problem for an individual to experience. Often people know there is no rational basis for their fear, but they cannot help but be distressed...

Phobias (from the Greek word for fear, Phobos) are categorised as anxiety disorders. While anxiety is a normal response to the possibility of the existence of danger, it’s...

What is a phobia? A phobia is a type of anxiety disorder. An estimated 10 million people living in the UK, and 19 million people in America, have phobias. Phobias can affect...

Crowds at festivals, rising temperatures and the expectation to have fun - summer can be tricky when you have anxiety.

Phobias can be one of the most traumatising experiences a person can ever go through. You have an unreasonable fear of something, and you’ll do anything to avoid that thing....

365 new days means 365 new chances. So, it’s the beginning of a new year and a chance to make positive changes. If there’s something you’d like to improve or...

Hypnotherapy, the practice of altering your learned thoughts by the power of speech and suggestion, can dramatically reduce your symptoms, if not eradicate a phobia.