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By: Amy Hale | 12/11/2007 | NLP Hypnosis
Fears and phobias can stifle a person’s enjoyment of their life. These fears and phobias make people miss out on the highlights of life such as job opportunities, social events, and vacations. Amy Hale, Certified Hypnotherapist and owner of Changing Lanes in Plymouth, Michigan, has helped scores of people get through their fears and phobias and start enjoying their life to the fullest. One recent client, Staci Dobson conquered her fear of flying in just one session and is now traveling for bu

Top 10 Celebrity Fears
By: Silveral | 04/02/2008 | Art and Entertainment
Have YOU ever had a panic attack these can be really scary and may make you shake, sweat and breathe quickly. This happens to celebrities too! A panic attack can cause a you to think something awful is going to happen, that you can't escape, or that you might lose control....

What Is Stress Management?
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To fully understand the answer to the question "what is stress management?" one should primarily take a closer look of what it deals with -stress. Stress is an every day part of life, and life can't really be without stress.

Using Hypnosis To Cure Phobias
By: Carl Walker | 14/06/2007 | Self Help
The big question is "Can hypnosis cure phobias?". When the hypnotist you are asking answers with a resounding "yes", the next thought is usually along the lines of "yeah, right". But you'd be amazed at the high success rate that hypnosis has with phobias. Top athletes regularly use hypnosis in all areas of...

Fears and Phobia’s in Dogs
By: John Burns | 30/07/2007 | Pets
Most fears and phobia’s arise in dogs that have not been sufficiently socialised during puppy-hood. The major socialisation period is between 3-12 weeks of age, but can go up to 16 weeks of age. During this period of time a puppy should be exposed to as many noises and situations as is possible, and these experiences should always be positive ones.

Closet Eating: Emotional Freedom Technique Ends Fears and Phobias in Minutes
By: Andrea Amador | 23/10/2007 | Health
Are you a woman struggling with fears and anxieties that compel you to eat in secret? Closet eating is an example of an eating disorder characterized by feeling uneasy around the prospect of eating in public. Use Emotional Freedom Technique, a simple painless, tapping process derived from the Ancient Chinese science of Acupuncture to zap those fears and phobias at the speed of thought.

Understanding What Causes Phobias and Fears
By: Eddie Hudd | 11/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Even for somebody who is sympathetic, it can be difficult to understand why people act the way they do when they have a phobia. Many folks who have phobias do not understand their reactions and many times feel strange and confused.

Face and Conquer Your Fears
By: David Ferruolo | 09/10/2005 | Self Help
What is fear anyway? In my humble opinion, all fears are hypothetical trepidations of uncertain events or happenings in the future.

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Relationship between stress, anxiety, habits, and phobias?
By: HypnoFreak | 01-11-2007
what are the relationships between stress, anxiety, habits, and phobias?and how are these gained and even treated?

Does the tendency to develop phobias have any hereditary aspects?
By: duck | 26-05-2007
I just found out that the woman I am going out with have a family history different types of phobias, she is fine and seems like a rather brave woman! I ask this question because I know some mental illness do have a genetic predisposition (like depression and schizophrenia) and I wonder about her future and mine as well. 

Friday the 13th
By: Rebecca.C | 12-04-2007
Why do people fear Friday the 13th?  What is the origin of this phobia?

Woman in thirties fights fears to achieve college degree success, seeks success stories, inspiration, advice
By: Ecrivaine32 | 17-01-2007
What advice would you give an adult in her almost mid 30's who recently again began working on her degree?  I am taking the one small step (for now) of transcending my anxieties by returning to college (online) to finish courses needed toward my BA in Communications.  I have nearly a decade of experience in the field already, both civilian and military.  It seems getting the degree should be so easy - and probably academic-wise, it will be.  But I've struggled against my own imaginary barriers to success, the fear of going to school for my degree, because other than my sister who recently began attending school in her mid-20's, no one in my immediate family has gone to college or "dreamed so high."I wondered if anyone out there has similar stories of going to school or has worked through similar fears.  I've love to get any advice I could or just hear your story.  Please email me at Ecrivaine32@gmail.com or leave answer on here - thanks!I've tried various times and quit every time, but I'm feeling I am at a place in my life where I am more confident and ready to tackle this lifelong goal, so your advice would be so welcome to bolster me in this small step toward my educational success.  I hope one day, when I've finished my degree, I can continue to pass on this support to other women in similar situations.

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Handling Life's Challenges, Failures, and Setbacks by Learning From Them
By: Dr. Mario Barrett | 21/08/2008
Everyone fails from time to time, but those that win in life often do so, by learning from these very same failures.

Persuasive Speech Topics: 3 Hot Tips on Choosing Your Persuasive Speech Topics
By: Michael Lee | 20/08/2008
You may think that choosing persuasive speech topics is a piece of cake. But know that whatever you choose can greatly affect how your article is going to turn out. The wrong topic can backfire on you and all your hard work.

Deception Detection Techniques: How to Spot Lies With Deception Detection Techniques
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Deception detection techniques will help you determine whether a person is telling the truth or making something up. And while most of these methods rest on non-verbal cues, there are some verbal indicators you can look out for.

Discover How To Manage Your Time In 3 Easy Steps
By: Maya Mah | 20/08/2008
There must be a reason why some people can just handle all the tasks that are thrown at them. They can handle the urgent items on their to do lists, the unexpected project changes that show up and even their personal commitments. The reason these people can easily succeed in what...

What About Those Once Important Dreams?
By: David Schaefer | 20/08/2008
Over time our belief that anything is possible is often whittled away and we seem to accept a diluted version of what we had hoped to achieve. Discover how to recapture the luster of diminished dreams.

Procrastination is an Enemy of Success
By: David Schaefer | 20/08/2008
When your intention is to achieve a goal, procrastination will only hinder or possibly sabotage your efforts. While procrastination may seem like a simple behavior, it can be complex. See if you are a procrastinator.

Optimistic or Pessimistic – it is a Defining Choice
By: David Schaefer | 20/08/2008
Whether your outlook is of optimism or pessimism, the choice is ultimately yours. Since thoughts, expectations, and beliefs influence behavior, it is important to understand just how crucial your thinking is to the results you experience.

Failure is an Important Element of Success
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