Hypnotherapy for Phobias

Hypnotherapy for Phobias

Anxiety, like worry, stems from a root that means “to choke.” And that is just what it does to us.
Anxiety, unlike real fear, is always caused by uncertainty.

Face your fears and anxieties, so they don’t become debilitating. Shift your focus to the positive emotions in your daily life, identify the causes of your fears, and don’t ignore other parts of your life.

There can be no fear in knowing ourselves better. Our weaknesses make us stronger.

Get Rid of Your Phobias in an Effective Process

Hypnotherapy for phobias, a unique method by Liza Boubari, targets negative thoughts and emotions in relation to a fear of whether those memories are repressed or remembered. Few forms of therapy have the ability to do this.

Eliminating fears can have a positive impact on many lives.
So don’t wait long; click the button below and let’s get you started!

Hypnosis to Treat Fear and Phobia

Hypnosis directly targets fears and anxiety and can help remove phobias. Our thoughts and feelings in relation to our fear cause anxiety, but it does not have to be that way.

Hypnotherapy for phobias targets the fear, stress, and anxiety that the fear causes and reprograms the subconscious mind to eliminate the negative association.

It also eliminates the symptoms of fear quickly. Many doctors prescribe medication to cover up the symptoms of fears without eliminating the actual fear. Hypnosis is a safe and natural treatment method that removes phobias permanently and quickly.

What’s not good is the effects of fear on all of us. Most of us wear masks each day, whether we realize it or not.

The masks hide our fears of failure, not being good enough, not looking cute enough, being smart enough or just fitting in with the crowd. We wear masks to hide what is authentically living within.

People who wear masks often avoid authenticity because they are scared of it. Over the past years of focusing on authenticity, I have learned that many people choose not to be authentic.

Many become so comfortable in their masks and feelings of fear that they don’t want to leave what has become familiar.  Step into the person you know as you – it’s ok to be authentic and live joyfully.

Worry

Worry is a fear we manufacture – it is not authentic.  We choose to worry about things; it does not come naturally to all of us.

Most often, we worry because it provides some secondary reward (many of our behaviors that others or we consider being bad habits also provide us with secondary rewards).

Worry is a way to avoid change – when we worry, we don’t have to do much about the matter.  Worry is a way to avoid admitting powerlessness over something since by worrying, it seems we are doing something.

Worry is a cloying way to connect with others, the idea being that worrying about someone shows love. The other side is the belief that not worrying about someone means you don’t care about them.

Worry is a safe protection against future disappointments. Many believe that worrying about something will stop it from happening. The relationship between real fear and worry is analogous to the relationship between pain and suffering.

Pain and fear are necessary and valuable components in our lives. Suffering and worry are destructive and unnecessary components of life.

Fear

There are two rules about fear. If you accept them, it can improve your use of them. Reduce your fear and may transform your experience of life.

The fact that you fear something is evidence that it is not happening. Fear summons powerful predictive resources that tell us what might come next – it is that which might come next that we fear – what might happen and not what is happening.

For example, if you stand near the edge of a high cliff, you might fear getting too close. If you stand right at the edge, you no longer fear getting close; you now fear falling.  What you fear is rarely what you think you fear.
There can be no fear in knowing ourselves better –our weaknesses make us stronger. With your intuition and logic better informed, you will have fewer unwarranted fears of things.
You will harness and respect your ability to recognize the power within by using hypnotherapy for phobias.

Test-Taking Fear

All students experience stress when preparing for and taking tests. However, when that anxiety gets in the way of your performance, it becomes crucial to take the time to overcome it.

When your body feels stressed, your brain is affected, and spatial memory weakens. When that stress is ongoing, it starts to impair your short-term memory permanently.

These overwhelming feelings of anxiety brought on by exams are counterproductive to the motivation they stir from. But don’t give up; Hypnotherapy for phobias can help!

  • Retain more information in less time?
  • Take tests and exams with more confidence.
  • Eliminate test-taking anxiety?
  • Improve your test scores naturally?
  • Increase your concentration and alertness
  • Let go of unnecessary distractions
  • Improve your ability to recall information.

Stress-Free Test Taking

Hypnosis is known to help calm nerves before and during tests.

Many of my clients, youth and adults, have used hypnosis for taking the BAR, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCLEX, SAT, and ASVAB and passed it with total calmness… and so can you!

We know passing these tests may change the course of your career and life, and there is no reason why you cannot overcome the anxiety to follow your dream.

Let us help you achieve your desire to become and pursue your goals.

When preparing for a test, all the information you are studying is stored in your subconscious mind.

When you take the time to prepare for your test, the information that you require is recorded and stored in your subconscious mind.

If you know the information, there is no reason for stress or anxiety.
Since all the information is already stored, hypnosis helps you retrieve it easily and effortlessly.

Just remember, taking the test is to validate to your instructor(s) that you already know the subject and how well.

We help you change how you look at test-taking with hypnotherapy for phobias.

Assisting you into this deep, relaxed state to learn effective ways to retain what you study and recall fully when taking the test – successfully and easily.

Abandonment

Fear of abandonment can drive other people you care about away from you. The insecurity fueled by fear of abandonment spoils enjoyment and squeezes the health out of your relationships.

There is usually a clear cause of fear of abandonment. Maybe you have had many ‘failed relationships’ where people have walked away from you.

You may have gotten into the habit of becoming involved with people who are in some way unavailable and are more likely to leave you feeling abandoned.

Then again, issues of abandonment may partially stem from feeling abandoned emotionally and/or physically as a child.

Fear of abandonment is a self-fulfilling prophecy

As human beings, we all need people. Most of us experience fear of being abandoned at some point. However, those who constantly suffer from the fear of abandonment are controlled by the fear of destroying relationships and social presence.

Can you no longer afford to have your life controlled by the fear of abandonment?

If someone’s greatest worry is that they will ‘just be abandoned again’ or that people ‘always let them down in the end, they will tend to ‘live defensively.’ This means they will constantly look for signs they are about to be abandoned.

This may lead to over-controlling behavior in a relationship which in turn may leave them more likely to be abandoned. It is, in the truest sense, a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Fear of abandonment and ‘clinginess’

Fear of abandonment may have made you overly clingy, behaving desperately, and seeking intimacy too quickly in friendships and relationships.

When people overwhelmingly fear abandonment, they may feel that any wrong word they say or act of insensitivity on their part may cause a friendship or intimate relationship to come crashing down around them.

They may feel they must ‘tread on eggshells all the time and be prepared to put up with all kinds of bad treatment because they don’t want to risk being abandoned. They become emotionally blackmailed by their over-sensitivity.

But, of course, relationships need to be relaxed, and we need to be able to speak our minds when appropriate and not fear being abandoned at the drop of a hat.

Unconscious reasons for fear of abandonment

If you felt abandoned when young, your unconscious mind may look for any tiny sign that it might happen again. This might be happening even if things are, in reality, secure.

In this way, your unconscious may be training you to match up current reality to past reality without realizing on an emotional level that you are stronger and more able now or that the fear is unjustified.

This is like a bird whose cage door has been opened but remains trapped inside because the changed circumstances haven’t registered.

‘Overcome Fear of Abandonment’ will use deep relaxation to build your confidence and make you feel more relaxed around relationships.

Imagine when you can go from desperately needing relationships to merely wanting them as a compliment to your life.

Social Anxiety

Usually this occurs from events that have taken place in a person’s life and it’s a part of our hypnotherapy for phobias service to cure such kind of anxiety.

It stems from something in their subconscious that they can’t quite shake. It’s very serious and difficult to deal with.

Some of the most talented and intriguing people suffer from Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD).

The first step is to realize that you’re not alone. You feel alone, but you’re not. Suffering from anxiety can be quite scary and lonely feeling.

It can affect a person’s social life, and job, and change their entire life in general. It can, but does not have to, ruin your life no matter if you suffer from mild or extreme levels of social anxiety symptoms.

Social Anxiety Relief Exercises

  • Practice eye contact. When suffering from a social anxiety disorder, it is an instinct to look to the ground.
  • Learn to look into someone’s eyes and study their body language first.
  • Don’t talk much and listen more. If you’re out, decide to listen more than talk. You don’t have to talk that much.
  • Take small steps to greet people.
  • Don’t rush yourself. Do each step to the point where you feel reasonably comfortable.
  • Fall in love. This definitely can help you. Falling in love allows one to find more confidence to face challenges and gives you a sense of pride.
  • Tell yourself everything is going to be alright. Suffering from a social anxiety disorder is not a big deal.
  • Find an alternative way to express yourself.

Look directly in the mirror each day, and have conversations with yourself. You will feel ridiculous doing this. Which is a great test for yourself.

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