Nearly every person is born with two fears:

  • A fear of loud noises, and
  • a fear of falling.

The reason is simple: both are naturally built-in survival responses. All of the other fears and phobias are learned.

Typically, when a person hears a loud noise is they become startled or scared for a fraction of a second, and then almost immediately their attention is turned to and focused upon the source of the noise. Once the reason for the sound is determined, they calm down very quickly.

So how does a person “get a phobia”? Simply stated, there’s exposure to a specific stimulus, object or situation, while a shock is introduced. It’s done instantly, and often unintentionally by someone else who is well-meaning, but their method of communicating safety is done in a way that is traumatic — suddenly the fear has been installed, and the phobia is set. So the next time you are exposed to or even think about this stimulus, a post-hypnotic suggestion (be very afraid of “xyz” is triggered).

The great news is that phobias are uninstalled just as quickly as they have been installed.

When you are ready to get rid of any of these unneeded fears, call and schedule your appointment and enjoy life more than ever before

  • Agoraphobia
  • Claustrophobia
  • Disposophobia
  • Fear of Anesthesia
  • Fear of Authority
  • Fear of Balloons
  • Fear of Bees or Wasps
  • Fear of Being Alone
  • Fear of Birds
  • Fear of Blood
  • Fear of Bodily Functions
  • Fear of Buttons
  • Fear of Cats
  • Fear of Childbirth
  • Fear of Commitment
  • Fear of Criticism
  • Fear of Crowds
  • Fear of Death
  • Fear of Dental Treatment
  • Fear of Doctors and Dentists
  • Fear of Dogs
  • Fear of Driving
  • Fear of Dying
  • Fear of Eating
  • Fear of Eating Out
  • Fear of Elevators
  • Fear of Failure
  • Fear of Fainting
  • Fear of Fear
  • Fear of Flying
  • Fear of Frogs
  • Fear of Furry Animals
  • Fear of Germs
  • Fear of Ghosts
  • Fear of Heights or Bridges
  • Fear of Hospitals
  • Fear of Injections
  • Fear of Insects
  • Fear of Inserting Contact Lenses
  • Fear of Internal Examinations
  • Fear of Intimacy
  • Fear of Lizards
  • Fear of Loud Noises
  • Fear of Monsters (for Children)
  • Fear of Moths
  • Fear of Motorway Driving
  • Fear of MRI Scan
  • Fear of Needles (for Children)
  • Fear of Pregnancy
  • Fear of Rats and Mice
  • Fear of Rejection
  • Fear of Snakes
  • Fear of Spiders
  • Fear of Spiders for Children
  • Fear of Success
  • Fear of Swimming (for Children)
  • Fear of Talking on the Telephone
  • Fear of Technology
  • Fear of the Dark
  • Fear of Terrorism
  • Fear of Thunderstorms
  • Fear of Travel
  • Fear of Vomiting
  • Fear of Water
  • Homophobia
  • Phobia Release
  • School Phobia
  • Sea Sickness
  • Social Phobia

A more complete list of phobias found online. The hypnosis session you will experience to alleviate your phobia is highly effective and accommodates the phobia itself — regardless of which one you have been conditioned to experience.