Therapy for fear of panic attacks – Agoraphobia
You can manage and overcome your agoraphobia, let us help you
If you suffer from agoraphobia you may avoid, shops, public transport and crowds, not because of their inbuilt features but because these are situations from which escape might be difficult or embarrassing. Your fear of embarrassment plays an important part of your agoraphobia. People who have this problem are afraid of having panic attacks but what other people will think”, should they be seen having a panic attack.
It is common for the agoraphobic to avoid a variety of situations. Some of the more common ones include :
- Crowded public places such as supermarkets, shopping centres and restaurants
- Enclosed or confined places such as tunnels, bridges, or the hairdresser’s chair
- Public transport such as trains, buses, underground trains or planes
- Being away from home alone
Perhaps the most common feature of this problem is anxiety about being far away from home or, far from a “safe person” (usually your spouse, partner, a parent, or anyone to whom you have an attachment).
Because of the sever restrictions in your activities and life, you may be depressed. Depression arises from feeling in the grip of a condition over which you have no control or that you are powerless to change.
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