Clinical Hypnotherapist and Phobia Resolution Specialist Alan Crisp says
“If you consider that for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years man wanted to take to the skies like the birds, it seems st
November 16, 2006 (Press Release) --
Alan says he sees several people each month and that a fear of flying (or aerophobia) affects roughly 1 in 5 people in the UK today, and can be a real nuisance. It might just mean that family holidays abroad are impossible, or it might make a desired career impossible if it involves flying during business trips.
Alan goes on to say “the effect that a fear of flying will have on a person can vary greatly. At one end of the scale, it might simply be anxiety during certain parts of a flight. At the other end, it might manifest itself as a full blown terror, which might even preclude them from just picking someone up from an airport.”
Statistically, of course, flying is one of the safest modes of transport ... but to someone with a fear of flying, knowing this at a conscious level, is not enough, and they remain afraid, controlled by their fear of flying.
To the sufferer, it's their imagination that drives their fear, and no amount of 'rationalisation' can help this.
Most nervous flyers simply avoid flying entirely if they can, and this avoidance serves to reinforce their fear of flying.
Fear of flying, especially when an individual has flown before, perhaps many times, is often linked to a more serious level of anxiety disorder and sometimes panic-attacks are a part of the problem also.
Fortunately Alan finds that all of the above can be very successfully dealt with by Hypnotherapy which may include Suggestion Therapy, Hypnoanalysis, Parts Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Neuro-Linguistic-Programming (NLP) and Kinesiology.
Alan Crisp DHP Clinical Hypnotherapist and Stress and Trauma Resolution Consultant is based in Beckenham on the West Kent, SE London and East Surry Borders.
Alan says he sees several people each month and that a fear of flying (or aerophobia) affects roughly 1 in 5 people in the UK today, and can be a real nuisance. It might just mean that family holidays abroad are impossible, or it might make a desired career impossible if it involves flying during business trips.
Alan goes on to say “the effect that a fear of flying will have on a person can vary greatly. At one end of the scale, it might simply be anxiety during certain parts of a flight. At the other end, it might manifest itself as a full blown terror, which might even preclude them from just picking someone up from an airport.”
Statistically, of course, flying is one of the safest modes of transport ... but to someone with a fear of flying, knowing this at a conscious level, is not enough, and they remain afraid, controlled by their fear of flying.
To the sufferer, it's their imagination that drives their fear, and no amount of 'rationalisation' can help this.
Most nervous flyers simply avoid flying entirely if they can, and this avoidance serves to reinforce their fear of flying.
Fear of flying, especially when an individual has flown before, perhaps many times, is often linked to a more serious level of anxiety disorder and sometimes panic-attacks are a part of the problem also.
Fortunately Alan finds that all of the above can be very successfully dealt with by Hypnotherapy which may include Suggestion Therapy, Hypnoanalysis, Parts Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Neuro-Linguistic-Programming (NLP) and Kinesiology.
Alan Crisp DHP Clinical Hypnotherapist and Stress and Trauma Resolution Consultant is based in Beckenham on the West Kent, SE London and East Surry Borders.
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