What is Agoraphobia? and How to Leave it Behind

Agoraphobia is known as a fear of being in open spaces or leave your house, but agoraphobia is much more complex than that. It usually presents as a collection of interlinked conditions that are different in each person. This can vary from fear of being in a place with not an easy way out, to fear of being in open spaces. Sometimes it is a general anxiety where the person can’t pinpoint their reason for feeling afraid.

A Cure for Agoraphobia

So, is there a way to overcome agoraphobia? Yes, there is. I invite you to read more about agoraphobia, its symptoms and treatment on this article I collaborated with: Agoraphobia isn't about being afraid to leave the house... it's much more complex than that.

“… Hypnotherapy can help you to tap into the subconscious mind, which is where behaviours can be buried. Even though we may know a fear is irrational, for a person with a phobia, irrational thoughts can seem far more powerful than rational ones.” The subconscious mind is where this idea (of fear) is trapped. It's about talking to the subconscious mind and altering it's unique perspective.

How To Get a Treatment for Agoraphobia

In my signature 90-day programme, HOMECOMING, we look at absolutely everything in your life contributing to your current lack of confidence and how it might have become a hindrance to the successful life you dream about. In fact, we look at absolutely every area of your life to map out what action needs to take place. We make a subconscious life plan, and using my approach, we work through all that’s getting in your way both internally and externally so that you can finally start living the confident, fun, free and fulfilled life of your dreams.

Homecoming is the real deal, read the testimonials to see for yourself and if you’re ready to get started, take the quiz to begin the process to find out how radically different your life could be in 3 months’ time. Your Homecoming is waiting.

Previous
Previous

Can Meditating Improve Your Sex Life?

Next
Next

6 Mid-Year Mental Health Resolutions to Set Today