
Give up Smoking, Lose Weight, Fears, Phobias, Anxiety and Kids Problems (Blowaway).

Stop Smoking easily with Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy clinics
in Takeley near Chelmsford, Witham, Harlow Essex, Halstead, Sudbury Suffolk
or Hertford Hertfordshire.
Question... Do you want to stop smoking easily and for good in just 1 hour?
Your Answer..."Yes!"
The Solution...
It's as easy as 123...and it sounds like you've already done No.1!
- Make the decision you really want to quit
- Set aside just 1 hour for your unique hypnotherapy stop smoking session
- Call Alice anytime to make your appointment on 07906 059022
The Evidence for the most successful method of smoking cessation
In the biggest study (New Scientist 1992, 72,000 people) so far, of all the various methods for giving up smoking, HYPNOSIS came out top over all others. So even if you've tried and failed with cold turkey, patches, gums and the all the rest including (and incidentally this was bottom of the effective list!) your Doctors advice - and you REALLY want to stop smoking then this unique hypnotherapy method will empower you to thoroughly break that habit once and for all.
Even if you've tried other types of hypnotherapy to quit smoking but only lasted a few weeks or months before falling off the wagon then still be rest assured this session will be VERY different and the 95% success rate is proof of just how very different.
OK, it's called "easy smoking cessation" but you do have to make a little effort beyond just turning up at the right time! This packed session is a unique combination of psychology, suggestion and the awesome power of hypnosis and will empower and motivate you to stop smoking for good. However, the session alone won't magically just "do it for you". You WILL need to be alert, honest and take an active part in your session. In this way we'll work supremely well together, with both of us putting in all the effort necessary for you to become a non smoker.


Lose and control your weight with Hypnosis through Hypnotherapy.
Along with smoking, obesity and eating disorders are now the nation's chief health concern.
Hypnotherapy is a tremendously successful tool for weight loss and weight management as it helps break those bad habits concerning food intake. There are various forms of common emotional eating patterns/disorders that all cause their own problems:
- Comfort eating/bingeing when a person over eats to satisfy a sense of loss or general dissatisfaction in their life. Often accompanied by
- Yo-Yo dieting where a significant weight loss is achieved but then quickly the weight is put back on in abundance
- Anorexia Nervosa when the individual has an obsession with controlling weight by calorie restriction leading to severe loss of weight that's not accepted as such by the individual.
- Bulimia when an individual swings from bingeing through to purging by vomiting due to their resultant feelings of guilt.
It's often a surprise for sufferers of the above to find that it's not their eating habits themselves that cause their weight issues but actually underlying emotional problems. Their weight issue is in fact only a symptom of a deep seated problem that's expressed through over consumption or restriction of food intake. Often those with weight problems are also depressed, anxious or have low self esteem. So even the most trendy, scientific or "easy" diet is destined to fail in the long term as the true answer lies at an emotional level.
"I have lost 8lbs in 5 weeks and still losing! It's incredible I see the food I used to eat and I just don't want it. My energy levels have doubled and I feel more focused and calm. Thank you!"
Pat, Huntingdon
After your initial free consultation you have a choice of therapies:
Suggestion therapy - suitable for those with low levels of anxiety or stress and no severe underlying emotional problems.
Analytical therapy - When emotional
stresses are of a more severe nature then it is necessary to find the cause
of the bottled-up emotion that is creating the eating disorder. In addition
to your eating issues being resolved at the conclusion of therapy you can
also expect freedom from most if not all of your other anxieties and negative
feelings.
" Hi Alice, Hope you're well! Just thought I'd give you an update
on the progress so far...it's all good! I weighed myself on Friday, exactly
a week since I saw you. I've lost 2.5kg. Amazing. People can't believe
that I'm full when I've only eaten 2/3 of my dinner or whatever and that
I'm not eating any chocolate or snacks in between meals! I'm drinking
loads of water, I've only had two cups of tea since when I saw you and
I would normally drink about 2 a day with accompanying biscuit of course!
It's all fabulous! I'm looking forward to this Friday to see the latest
losses! It's just so easy, I don't have to think about it and I feel great!
My boyf thinks I look better already which is always nice and lots of
people are excited to see how I get on. Hurrah hurrah hurrah! All fabulous,
thank you so much! Shall give you another update soon!"
....and a few weeks later...
"Hi Alice, Hope all is going well with you! All well here, just giving
you a bit of an update on how it's going. It's been just over 5 weeks
now and I've now lost just over 6kg, almost a stone, fabulous eh?! People
at work are starting to notice which is nice and all my clothes are feeling
looser...it's changed my mindset so I still don't want the bad stuff!"
Moina, Cambridge (Weight loss)
"Hi Alice
I saw you two weeks ago at Lavender Barn for suggestion therapy for healthy eating and weight loss.
I am now half a stone lighter, eating plenty of fruit and vegetables and other healthy foods. Hurrah! Am feeling great, losing weight at a reasonable pace and have no longer got a hangup over carbohydrates – I just have the healthy ones in sensible quantities. I'm not bothered by wanting to have chocolate, or anything else which is unhealthy, I'm drinking water like there's nothing nicer and although my husband jokingly says I've been brainwashed, he is actually quietly impressed – though he'd never admit it!
THANKYOU, I feel great. Am recommending you to lots of people.
Karen, Great Dunmow, Essex
(Weight loss)
"The session certainly worked – within a week [I] had lost ½ a stone!
Mr Anon, Takeley, Near Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
(Weight loss)


A phobia is an external symbolic representation of an inward anxiety. Or in English an internal and overwhelming emotion triggered by something (almost anything!) from outside of oneself.
Phobias are formed early in one's development when a traumatic or highly stressful situation occurs that the psyche at that point is not able to deal with. Instead it reacts by repressing or bottling up the emotions and creates a Phobia which is an intense, uncontrollable yet intangible (pathological) fear (as opposed to just a dislike) to warn you never to get into that situation or similar one again.
Often the reaction is in the form of a panic attack or sudden onset of intense anxiety often lasting several minutes. Symptoms are many and varied.
Symptoms of a typical panic attack
- Sudden intense anxiety or fear
- Heart pounding or palpitations
- Cold sweat or trembling
- Shortness of breath
- Nausea, faintness or dizziness
- Fear of losing control
- Mind going 'blank'
- Sense of impending doom or disaster
- Chest tightness
- Ringing ears
The purpose of therapy is to find the original cause (or internal conflict) of the Phobia and to release it. The Phobia disappears upon release of these emotions. In addition to your Phobia being resolved at the conclusion of therapy you can also expect freedom from most if not all of your other anxiety symptoms and negative feelings.
Most phobias are symbolically rather than directly linked to the cause of the bottled up emotions. For example there are just as many sufferers of Ophidiophobia or Snake Phobia in Ireland (where there are NO native snakes) as is in Australia where there are 100+ native snakes. If you ask each of these Snake Phobics if they've ever been harmed by or even handled a snake the answer will 99.9% of the time be a resounding "NO!".
So where has this pathological fear come from? The answer is from inside. Each phobic (no matter what the phobia) actually has a strong fear of being out of control and this has been symbolically projected onto snakes and often anything associated with snakes.
In fact, once the Ophidophobic's therapy is successfully completed and all the internal conflicting emotions are released then that individual will quite happily be able to swap that title for one of Snake Charmer if they so desired - as removing the "unconscious" cause of the problem offers a permanent release from the phobia, removing the symptoms totally and for good.


Common Indirect Phobia's - not directly linked to the emotional conflict
Arachnophobia (spiders) Aviatopophobia (flying), Hydrophobia (water), Acrophobia (heights), Claustrophobia (enclosed spaces), Agorophobia (open spaces), Demophobia (crowds), Nyctophobia (darkness), Odontophobia (dentists), Glossophobia (speaking in public), Aichmophobia (needles), Thanatophobia (death or dying) - See full alphabetical list of Phobias.
Common Direct Phobia's.

Emetophobia or emetephobia is the fear of being sick - phagophobia, vomitophobia, vomit phobia, sickness phobia. Associated fears; gagging, seeing others being sick, choking on food, pregnancy (due to morning sickness), drowning, social Phobia.
Emetophobia often affects more women than men and is very disabling as the sufferer has to avoid all places where there is a possibility of themselves (or others) being sick e.g. pubs, restaurants, eating in front of others etc. Often there's accompanying obsessions about what as well as where they eat. As sufferers tend to view being sick as horrible and dirty it's common for emetophobics to also have fears of other situations where they might feel the same way e.g. going to the toilet (coprophobia), shy bladder (paruresis) etc.

Coprophobia or corporophobia is the fear of going to the toilet (passing faeces) ,toilet phobia.
Fear of anything related to passing faeces, shit/shitting, toilets, public toilets, being heard going, feeling unclean or dirty generally. Often the fear is specifically of losing bowel control in public and there maybe very precise routines they have to adhere to in order to be able to go to the toilet., maybe including use of laxatives or even auto-disempacting.
"Thank you SO much for the session on Monday, I still feel quiet weird around food, it's strange that I have not had anything really bad for me lately, it's really weird, almost like it's not me! Which is good. I think that I would normally turn to food in times of stress, then I would feel guilty about what I'd eaten and then eat more and then feel depressed about it so eat even more (if all that makes sense!). Now I feel like I would be letting myself down if I ate that stuff ... it's all a bit bizarre how I'm feeling really. Today I stopped off for some lunch and I just had an egg sandwich & a diet coke, SO unlike me. I know it's very early days, but I feel great!"
Jo, Haverhill

Social Phobia (scopophobia) is the fear of embarrassing, humiliating , or 'on the spot' type situations in public. Associated fears; social anxiety, social anxiety disorder, fear of being judged.
Social Phobia is probably the most common phobia. A fear of any situation where the sufferer is likely to feel 'on the spot', embarrassed, humiliated, silly or judged. E.g. dinner parties, public speaking, interviews, presenting, singing, talking on the telephone etc. Associated symptoms: sensitivity to criticism, negative self image, fear of rejection, difficulty in being assertive and feelings of inferiority. Often symptoms appear alongside the social phobia such as; blushing, stuttering, working too hard to please others, lack of confidence, low self esteem, and preoccupation with looks, twitches or tics, sexual performance anxiety, shy bladder, self imposed unachievable high standards, fear of failure etc.
A social phobic worries continuously about how others see them and think about them, thus they devote a lot of time creating the image they want others to see and they're quite adept at concealing their anxiety from others.

Shy Bladder is the inability to urinate in front of others ; paruresis, stage fright, toilet anxiety, toilet phobia.
Shy Bladder usually only affects men. They have a great difficulty urinating in front of other people or in an unfamiliar place. Severity of the symptoms can vary from person to person and also depends on the persons stress level. i.e. some men find it a little difficult to pee in a crowded toilet, some can only piss in their own toilet so may even have to come home from work, just to pee.


Does your child suffer from bedwetting, anger issues, Phobias, extreme guilt or loneliness, anorexia or bulimia, ADHD, exam stress, thumb sucking etc? Have you as a parent or carer struggled to help?
Safely and effectively blowaway all these upsetting problems with this fun engaging and liberating technique specially designed for children.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by at least one parent or guardian, who also engages fully in the session.
The session is fun for everyone and both child and carer are guided through the process of actually blowing away any negative emotions or
"bottled up" feelings.
This empowering process reduces stress or anxiety and consequently negative behaviours are changed, self-esteem boosted and confidence increased.
To discuss your child's problem contact Alice or Tel: 07906 059022 anytime.


- Abuse: sexual - Contreltophobia
- Accidents - Dystychiphobia
- Air - Anemophobia
- Air swallowing - Aerophobia
- Airborne noxious substances - Aerophobia
- Airsickness - Aeronausiphobia
- Alcohol - Methyphobia or Potophobia
- Alone, being - Autophobia or Monophobia
- Alone, being or solitude - Isolophobia
- Amnesia - Amnesiphobia
- Anger - Cholerophobia
- Angina - Anginophobia
- Animals - Zoophobia
- Animals, skins of or fur - Doraphobia
- Animals, wild - Agrizoophobia
- Ants - Myrmecophobia
- Anything new - Neophobia
- Asymmetrical things - Asymmetriphobia
- Atomic Explosions - Atomosophobia
- Automobile, being in a moving - Ochophobia
- Automobiles- Motorphobia


- Bacteria - Bacteriophobia
- Bald people - Peladophobia
- Bald, becoming - Phalacrophobia
- Bathing - Ablutophobia
- Beards - Pogonophobia
- Beaten by a rod or instrument of punishment, or of being severely criticized - Rhabdophobia
- Beautiful women - Caligynephobia
- Beds or going to bed - Clinophobia
- Bees - Apiphobia or Melissophobia
- Bicycles - Cyclophobia
- Birds - Ornithophobia
- Black - Melanophobia
- Blindness in a visual field - Scotomaphobia
- Blood - Hemophobia, Hemaphobia or Hematophobia
- Blushing or the color red - Erythrophobia, Erytophobia or Ereuthophobia
- Body odors - Osmophobia or Osphresiophobia
- Body, things to the left side of the body - Levophobia
- Body, things to the right side of the body - Dextrophobia
- Bogeyman or bogies - Bogyphobia
- Bolsheviks - Bolshephobia
- Books - Bibliophobia
- Bound or tied up - Merinthophobia
- Bowel movements: painful - Defecaloesiophobia
- Brain disease - Meningitophobia
- Bridges or of crossing them - Gephyrophobia
- Buildings: being close to high buildings - Batophobia
- Bullets - Ballistophobia
- Bulls - Taurophobia
- Bums or beggars - Hobophobia
- Burglars, or being harmed by wicked persons - Scelerophobia
- Buried alive, being or cemeteries - Taphephobia or Taphophobia


- Cancer - Cancerophobia, Carcinophobia
- Car or vehicle, riding in - Amaxophobia
- Cats - Aclurophobia, Ailurophobia, Elurophobia, Felinophobia, Galeophobia, or Gatophobia
- Celestial spaces - Astrophobia
- Cemeteries - Coimetrophobia
- Cemeteries or being buried alive - Taphephobia or Taphophobia
- Ceremonies, religious - Teleophobia
- Changes, making; moving - Tropophobia or Metathesiophobia
- Chickens - Alektorophobia
- Child, bearing a deformed; deformed people - Teratophobia
- Childbirth - Maleusiophobia, Tocophobia, Parturiphobia, or Lockiophobia
- Children - Pedophobia
- Chinese or Chinese culture - Sinophobia
- Chins - Geniophobia
- Choking or being smothered - Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia
- Choking - Anginophobia
- Cholera - Chorophobia
- Church - Ecclesiophobia
- Clocks - Chronomentrophobia
- Clocks or time - Chronophobia
- Clothing - Vestiphobia
- Clouds - Nephophobia
- Clowns - Coulrophobia
- Coitus - Coitophobia
- Cold or cold things - Frigophobia
- Cold: extreme, ice or frost - Cryophobia
- Cold - Cheimaphobia, Cheimatophobia, Psychrophobia or Psychropophobia
- Color purple - Porphyrophobia
- Color red or blushing - Erythrophobia, Erytophobia or Ereuthophobia
- Color yellow - Xanthophobia
- Color white - Leukophobia
- Colors - Chromophobia or Chromatophobia
- Comets - Cometophobia
- Computers or working on computers - Cyberphobia
- Confined spaces - Claustrophobia
- Constipation - Coprastasophobia
- Contamination, dirt or infection - Molysmophobia or Molysomophobia
- Contamination with dirt or germs - Misophobia or Mysophobia
- Cooking - Mageirocophobia
- Corpses - Necrophobia
- Cosmic Phenomenon - Kosmikophobia
- Creepy, crawly things - Herpetophobia
- Criticized severely, or beaten by rod or instrument of punishment - Rhabdophobia
- Criticism - Enissophobia
- Crosses or the crucifix - Staurophobia
- Crossing streets - Agyrophobia or Dromophobia
- Crowded public places like markets - Agoraphobia
- Crowds or mobs - Enochlophobia, Demophobia or Ochlophobia
- Crucifix, the or crosses - Staurophobia
- Crystals or glass - Crystallohobia


- Dancing - Chorophobia
- Dark or night - Nyctophobia
- Dark place, being in - Lygophobia
- Darkness - Achluophobia or Myctophobia, or Scotophobia
- Dawn or daylight - Eosophobia
- Daylight or sunshine - Phengophobia
- Death or dying - Thanatophobia
- Death or dead things - Necrophobia
- Decaying matter - Seplophobia
- Decisions: making decisions - Decidophobia
- Defeat - Kakorrhaphiophobia
- Deformed people or bearing a deformed child - Teratophobia
- Deformity or unattractive body image - Dysmorphophobia
- Demons - Demonophobia or Daemonophobia
- Dental surgery - Odontophobia
- Dentists - Dentophobia
- Dependence on others - Soteriophobia
- Depth - Bathophobia
- Diabetes - Diabetophobia
- Dining or dinner conservations - Delpnophobia
- Dirt, contamination or infection - Molysmophobia or Molysomophobia
- Dirt or germs, being contaminated with - Misophobia or mysophobia
- Dirt or filth - Rhypophobia or Rupophobia
- Dirty, being dirty or personal filth - Automysophobia
- Disease - Nosophobia, Nosemaphobia or Pathophobia
- Disease and suffering - Panthophobia
- Disease, a definite - Monopathophobia
- Disease, brain - Meningitophobia
- Disease: kidney - Albuminurophobia
- Disease, rectal - Rectophobia
- Dizziness or vertigo when looking down - Illyngophobia
- Dizziness or whirlpools - Dinophobia
- Doctor, going to the - Iatrophobia
- Doctrine, challeges to or radical deviation from official - Heresyphobia or Hereiophobia
- Dogs or rabies - Cynophobia
- Dolls - Pediophobia
- Double vision - Diplophobia
- Draughts - Aerophobia or Anemophobia
- Dreams, wet - Oneirogmophobia
- Dreams - Oneirophobia
- Drinking - Dipsophobia
- Drugs, new - Neopharmaphobia
- Drugs or taking medicine - Pharmacophobia
- Dryness- Xerophobia
- Dust- Amathophobia or Koniophobia
- Duty or responsibility, neglecting - Paralipophobia
- Dying or death - Thanatophobia


- Eating or swallowing - Phagophobia
- Eating or food - Sitophobia or Sitiophobia
- Eating or swallowing or of being eaten - Phagophobia
- Eight, the number - Octophobia
- Electricity - Electrophobia
- Englishness - Anglophobia
- Erect penis - Medorthophobia
- Erection, losing an - Medomalacuphobia
- Everything - Panophobia, Panphobia, Pamphobia, or Pantophobia
- Eyes - Ommetaphobia or Ommatophobia
- Eyes, opening one's - Optophobia


- Fabrics, certain - Textophobia
- Failure - Atychiphobia or Kakorrhaphiophobia
- Fainting - Asthenophobia
- Fatigue - Kopophobia
- Fearful situations: being preferred by a phobic - Counterphobia
- Feathers or being tickled by feathers - Pteronophobia
- Faecal matter, faeces - Coprophobia or Scatophobia
- Female genitals - Kolpophobia
- Female genitalia - Eurotophobia
- Fever - Febriphobia, Fibriphobia, Fidriophobia or Pyrexiophobia
- Filth or dirt - Rhypophobia
- Fire - Arsonphobia or Pyrophobia
- Firearms - Hoplophobia
- Fish - Ichthyophobia
- Flogging or punishment - Mastigophobia
- Floods - Antlophobia
- Flowers - Anthrophobia or Anthophobia
- Flutes - Aulophobia
- Flying - Aviophobia or Aviatophobia or Pteromerhanophobia
- Fog - Homichlophobia or Nebulaphobia
- Food or eating - Sitophobia or Sitiophobia
- Food - Cibophobia
- Foreigners or strangers - Xenophobia
- Forests or wooden objects - Xylophobia
- Forests - Hylophobia
- Forests, dark wooded area, of at night - Nyctohylophobia
- Forgetting or being forgotten - Athazagoraphobia
- France or French culture - Francophobia, Gallophobia or Galiphobia
- Freedom - Eleutherophobia
- Friday the 13th - Paraskavedekatriaphobia
- Frogs - Batrachophobia
- Frost, ice or extreme cold - Cryophobia
- Frost or ice - Pagophobia
- Functioning or work: surgeon's fear of operating - Ergasiophobia
- Fur or skins of animals - Doraphobia


- Gaiety - Cherophobia
- Garlic - Alliumphobia
- Genitals, particularly female - Kolpophobia
- Genitalia, female - Eurotophobia
- Germans or German culture - Germanophobia or Teutophobia
- Germs or dirt, being contaminated with - Misophobia or mysophobia
- Germs - Verminophobia
- Ghosts or specters - Spectrophobia
- Ghosts - Phasmophobia
- Girls, young or virgins - Parthenophobia
- Glass or crystals - Crystallophobia
- Glass - Hyelophobia, Hyalophobia or Nelophobia
- Gloomy place, being in - Lygophobia
- God or gods - Zeusophobia
- Gods or religion - Theophobia
- Gold - Aurophobia
- Good news, hearing good news - Euphobia
- Gravity - Barophobia
- Greek or Greek culture - Hellophobia
- Greek terms - Hellenologophobia


- Hair - Chaetophobia, Trichopathophobia, Trichophobia, or Hypertrichophobia
- Halloween - Samhainophobia
- Handwriting - Graphophobia
- Harmed by wicked persons; bad men or burglars - Scelerophobia
- Heart - Cardiophobia
- Heat - Thermophobia
- Heaven - Ouranophobia or Uranophobia
- Heights - Acrophobia, Altophobia, Batophobia, Hypsiphobia or Hyposophobia
- Hell - Hadephobia, Stygiophobia or Stigiophobia
- Heredity - Patroiophobia
- Holy things - Hagiophobia
- Home - Ecophobia
- Home surroundings or a house - Oikophobia
- Home, returning - Nostophobia
- Home surroundings - Eicophobia
- Homosexuality or of becoming homosexual - Homophobia
- Horses - Equinophobia or Hippophobia
- Hospitals - Nosocomephobia
- House or home surroundings - Oikophobia
- Houses or being in a house - Domatophobia
- Hurricanes and tornadoes - Lilapsophobia
- Hypnotized, being or of sleep - Hypnophobia


- Ice or frost - Pagophobia
- Ice, frost or extreme cold - Cryophobia
- Ideas - Ideophobia
- Ignored, being - Athazagoraphobia
- Imperfection - Atelophobia
- Inability to stand - Basiphobia or Basophobia
- Infection, contamination or dirt - Molysmophobia or Molysomophobia
- Infinity - Apeirophobia
- Injections - Trypanophobia
- Injury - Traumatophobia
- Insanity, dealing with - Lyssophobia
- Insanity - Dementophobia or Maniaphobia
- Insects - Acarophobia or Entomophobia or Insectophobia
- Insects that eat wood - Isopterophobia
- Insects that cause itching - Acarophobia
- Itching - Acarophobia


- Japanese or Japanese culture - Japanophobia
- Jealousy - Zelophobia
- Jews - Judeophobia
- Joint immobility - Ankylophobia
- Jumping from high and low places - Catapedaphobia
- Justice - Dikephobia


- Kidney disease - Albuminurophobia
- Kissing - Philemaphobia or Philematophobia
- Knees - Genuphobia
- Knowledge - Gnosiophobia or Epistemophobia


- Lakes - Limnophobia
- Large things - Megalophobia
- Laughter - Geliophobia
- Lawsuits - Liticaphobia
- Learning - Sophophobia
- Left-handed; objects at the left side of the body - Sinistrophobia
- Leprosy - Leprophobia or Lepraphobia
- Lice - Pediculophobia or Phthiriophobia
- Light - Photophobia
- Light flashes - Selaphobia
- Lightning and thunder - Brontophobia or Karaunophobia
- Lights, glaring - Photoaugliaphobia
- Liquids, dampness or moisture - Hygrophobia
- Locked in an enclosed place - Cleithrophobia, Cleisiophobia, or Clithrophobia
- Lockjaw or tetanus - Tetanophobia
- Loneliness or of being oneself - Eremophobia or Eremiphobia
- Looking up - Anablephobia or Anablepophobia
- Loud noises - Ligyrophobia
- Love, sexual love - Erotophobia
- Love play - Malaxophobia or Sarmassophobia
- Love, falling or being in - Philophobia


- Machines - Mechanophobia
- Mad, becoming - Lyssophobia
- Many things - Polyphobia
- Marriage - Gamophobia
- Materialism - Hylephobia
- Matter, decaying - Seplophobia
- Meat - Carnophobia
- Medicine, taking; or drugs - Pharmacophobia
- Medicines, mercurial - Hydrargyophobia
- Memories- Mnemophobia
- Men, bad or burglars or being harmed by wicked persons - Scelerophobia
- Men - Androphobia or Arrhenphobia or Hominophobia
- Menstruation - Menophobia
- Mercurial medicines - Hydrargyophobia
- Metal - Metallophobia
- Meteors - Meteorophobia
- Mice - Musophobia, Murophobia or Suriphobia
- Microbes - Bacillophobia or Microbiophobia
- Mind - Psychophobia
- Mirrors or seeing oneself in a mirror - Eisoptrophobia
- Mirrors - Catoptrophobia
- Missiles - Ballistophobia
- Mobs or crowds - Demophobia, Enochlophobia or Ochlophobia
- Moisture, dampness or liquids - Hygrophobia
- Money - Chrometophobia or Chrematophobia
- Moon - Selenophobia
- Mother-in-law - Pentheraphobia
- Moths - Mottephobia
- Motion or movement - Kinetophobia or Kinesophobia
- Moving or making changes - Tropophobia
- Moving automobile or vehicle, being in - Ochophobia
- Muscular incoordination (Ataxia) - Ataxiophobia
- Mushrooms - Mycophobia
- Music - Melophobia
- Myths or stories or false statements - Mythophobia


- Names or hearing a certain name - Onomatophobia
- Names - Nomatophobia
- Narrow things or places - Stenophobia
- Narrowness - Anginophobia
- Needles - Aichmophobia or Belonephobia
- New, anything or novel - Kainophobia, Kainolophobia, Cenophobia, Centophobia, or Neophobia
- Newness - Cainophobia, Cenophobia, Centophobia, or Cainotophobia
- News: hearing good news - Euphobia
- Night or dark - Nyctophobia
- Night - Noctiphobia
- Noise - Acousticophobia
- Noises, loud - Ligyrophobia
- Noises or voices, speaking aloud, or telephones - Phonophobia
- Northern lights - Auroraphobia
- Nosebleeds - Epistaxiophobia
- Novelty or anything new - Kainophobia or Kainolophobia
- Novelty - Cainophobia or Cainotophobia
- Nuclear weapons - Nucleomituphobia
- Nudity - Gymnophobia or Nudophobia
- Number 8 - Octophobia
- Number 13 - Triskadekaphobia
- Numbers - Arithmophobia or Numerophobia


- Objects, small - Tapinophobia
- Ocean or sea - Thalassophobia
- Odour, personal - Bromidrosiphobia, Bromidrophobia, Osmophobia or Osphresiophobia
- Odour, that one has a vile odor - Autodysomophobia
- Odours or smells - Olfactophobia
- Official doctrine, challeges to or radical deviation from - Heresyphobia or Hereiophobia
- Old people - Gerontophobia
- Old, growing - Gerascophobia or Gerontophobia
- Open spaces - Agoraphobia
- Open high places - Aeroacrophobia
- Operation, surgical - Tomophobia
- Opinions - Allodoxaphobia
- Others, dependence on - Soteriophobia
- Otters - Lutraphobia
- Outer space - Spacephobia


- Pain - Algiophobia, Ponophobia, Odynophobia or Odynephobia
- Paper - Papyrophobia
- Parasites - Parasitophobia
- Parents-in-law - Soceraphobia
- Peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouth - Arachibutyrophobia
- Pellagra - Pellagrophobia
- Penis, erect - Medorthophobia
- Penis, esp erect - Phallophobia
- Penis, erect: seeing, thinking about or having - Ithyphallophobia
- Penis, losing an erection - Medomalacuphobia
- People - Anthropophobia
- People in general or society - Sociophobia
- People, deformed or bearing a deformed child - Teratophobia
- Philosophy - Philsosphobia
- Phobias - Phobophobia
- Phobic prefering fearful situations - Counterphobia
- Pins and needles - Belonephobia
- Pins - Enetophobia
- Place: locked in an enclosed place - Cleithrophobia, Cleisiophobia, or Clithrophobia
- Place, being in a dark or gloomy - Lygophobia
- Places, certain - Topophobia
- Places, crowded public - Agora[phobia
- Places, open high - Aeroacrophobia
- Places or things, narrow - Stenophobia
- Plants - Botonophobia
- Pleasure, feeling - Hedonophobia
- Poetry - Metrophobia
- Pointed objects - Aichmophobia
- Poison - Iophobia
- Poisoned, being - Toxiphobia, Toxophobia, or Toxicophobia
- Poliomyelitis, contracting - Poliosophobia
- Politicians - Politicophobia
- Pope - Papaphobia
- Poverty - Peniaphobia
- Precipices - Cremnophobia
- Priests or sacred things - Hierophobia
- Progress - Prosophobia
- Property - Orthophobia
- Prostitutes or venereal disease - Cypridophobia, Cypriphobia, Cyprianophobia, or Cyprinophobia
- Punishment or flogging - Mastigophobia
- Punishment by a rod or other instrument, or of being severely criticized - Rhabdophobia
- Punishment - Poinephobia
- Puppets - Pupaphobia
- Purple, color - Porphyrophobia


- Rabies - Cynophobia, Hydrophobophobia, Hydrophobia, Kynophobia, or Lyssophobia
- Radiation or x-rays - Radiophobia
- Railroads or train travel - Siderodromophobia
- Rain - Ombrophobia or Pluviophobia
- Rape - Virginitiphobia
- Rat, great mole - Zemmiphobia
- Relatives - Syngenesophobia
- Religion or gods - Theophobia
- Religious ceremonies - Teleophobia
- Reptiles - Herpetophobia
- Responsibility or duty, neglecting - Paralipophobia
- Responsibility - Hypengyophobia or Hypegiaphobia
- Ridiculed, being - Catagelophobia or Katagelophobia
- Rivers - Potamphobia or Potamophobia
- Road travel or travel - Hodophobia
- Robbers or being robbed - Harpaxophobia
- Rooms, empty - Cenophobia or Centophobia
- Rooms - Koinoniphobia
- Ruin - Atephobia
- Running water - Potamophobia
- Russians - Russophobia


- Sacred things or priests - Hierophobia
- Satan - Satanophobia
- Scabies - Scabiophobia
- School, going to school - Didaskaleinophobia
- School - Scolionophobia
- Scientific terminology, complex - Hellenologophobia
- Scratches or being scratched - Amychophobia
- Sea or ocean - Thalassophobia
- Self, seeing oneself in a mirror - Eisoptrophobia
- Self, personal odor - Bromidrosiphobia or Bromidrophobia
- Self, being alone - Autophobia, Eremophobia, Eremiphobia or Isolophobia
- Self, being dirty - Automysophobia
- Self, being oneself - Autophobia
- Self, being seen or looked at - Scopophobia or Scoptophobia
- Self, being touched - Aphenphosmphobia
- Self, that one has a vile odor - Autodysomophobia
- Semen - Spermatophobia or Spermophobia
- Sermons - Homilophobia
- Sex - Genophobia
- Sex, opposite - Heterophobia or Sexophobia
- Sexual abuse - Agraphobia or Contreltophobia
- Sexual intercourse - Coitophobia
- Sexual love or sexual questions - Erotophobia
- Sexual perversion - Paraphobia
- Shadows - Sciophobia or Sciaphobia
- Shellfish - Ostraconophobia
- Shock - Hormephobia
- Sin or of having committted an unpardonable sin - Enosiophobia or Enissophobia
- Sin - Hamartophobia
- Single: staying single - Anuptaphobia
- Sinning - Peccatophobia
- Sitting down - Kathisophobia
- Sitting - Cathisophobia or Thaasophobia
- Situations, certain - Topophobia
- Skin disease - Dermatosiophobia
- Skin lesions - Dermatophobia
- Skin of animals, fur- Doraphobia
- Sleep - Somniphobia
- Sleep or being hypnotized - Hypnophobia
- Slime - Blennophobia or Myxophobia
- Small things - Microphobia, Mycrophobia or Tapinophobia
- Smells or odors - Olfactophobia
- Smothered, being or choking - Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia
- Snakes - Ophidiophobia or Snakephobia
- Snow - Chionophobia
- Social (fear of being evaluated negatively in social situations) -
- Social Phobia
- Society or people in general - Anthropophobia or Sociophobia
- Solitude - Monophobia
- Sounds - Acousticophobia
- Sourness - Acerophobia
- Space, closed or locked in an enclosed space - Cleithrophobia, Cleisiophobia, Clithrophobia
- Space, outer- Spacephobia
- Spaces, confined - Claustrophobia
- Spaces, empty - Cenophobia, Centophobia or Kenophobia
- Spaces, open- Agoraphobia
- Speak, trying to- Glossophobia
- Speaking - Laliophobia or Lalophobia
- Speaking aloud, voices or noises, or telephones - Phonophobia
- Speaking in public - Glossophobia
- Spectres or ghosts - Spectrophobia
- Speed - Tachophobia
- Spiders - Arachnephobia or Arachnophobia
- Spirits - Pneumatiphobia
- Stage fright - Topophobia
- Stairs or climbing stairs - Climacophobia
- Stand, inability to - Basiphobia or Basophobia
- Standing upright - Basistasiphobia or Basostasophobia
- Standing up - Stasiphobia
- Standing up and walking - Stasibasiphobia
- Stared at, being - Ophthalmophobia
- Stars - Siderophobia or Astrophobia
- Statements, false or myths or stories - Mythophobia
- Staying single - Anuptaphobia
- Stealing - Cleptophobia or Kleptophobia
- Step-father - Vitricophobia
- Step-mother - Novercaphobia
- Stings - Cnidophobia or Linonophobia
- Stooping - Kyphophobia
- Strangers or foreigners - Xenophobia
- Streets, crossing streets - Dromophobia
- Streets - Agyrophobia
- String - Linonophobia
- Storm, thunder- Brontophobia
- Stuttering - Psellismophobia
- Sun or sunlight - Heliophobia
- Sunshine or daylight - Phengophobia
- Surgical operations - Tomophobia
- Swallowing or eating - Phagophobia
- Symbolism - Symbolophobia
- Syphilis (lues) - Luiphobia or Syphilophobia


- Tapeworms - Taeniophobia
- Taste - Geumaphobia or Geumophobia
- Technology - Technophobia
- Teeth - Odontophobia
- Termites - Isopterophobia
- Tests, taking - Testophobia
- Tetanus or lockjaw - Tetanophobia
- Theatres - Theatrophobia
- Theology - Theologicophobia
- Things, many - Polyphobia
- Things, large - Megalophobia
- Things or places, narrow - Stenophobia
- Things, small - Microphobia or Mycrophobia
- Thinking - Phronemophobia
- Thunder - Ceraunophobia
- Thunder and lightning - Astraphobia, Astrapophobia, Brontophobia or Keraunophobia
- Toads - Bufonophobia
- Tombstones - Placophobia
- Tornadoes and hurricanes - Lilapsophobia
- Touched, being touched - Aphenphosmphobia, Haphephobia or Haptephobia or Chiraptophobia
- Trains, railroads or train travel - Siderodromophobia
- Travel or road travel - Hodophobia
- Trees - Dendrophobia
- Trembling - Ttremophobia
- Trichinosis - Trichinophobia
- Tuberculosis - Phthisiophobia or Tuberculophobia
- Tyrants - Tyrannophobia


- Ugliness - Cacophobia
- Undressing in front of someone - Dishabillophobia
- Urine or urinating - Urophobia


- Vaccination - Vaccinophobia
- Vegetables - Lachanophobia
- Venereal disease or prostitutes - Cypridophobia, Cypriphobia, Cyprianophobia, or Cyprinophobia
- Ventriloquist's dummy - Automatonophobia
- Vision: double vision - Diplophobia
- Voices or noises, speaking aloud or telephones - Phonophobia
- Voids or empty spaces - Kenophobia
- Vomiting secondary to airsickness - Aeronausiphobia
- Vomiting - Emetophobia


- Waits, long - Macrophobia
- Walking - Ambulophobia, Basistasiphobia or Basostasophobia
- Washing - Abultophobia
- Wasps - Spheksophobia
- Water - Hydrophobia
- Waves or wave like motions - Cymophobia or Kymophobia
- Wax statues - Automatonophobia
- Weakness - Asthenophobia
- Wealth - Plutophobia
- Weapons, nuclear - Nucleomituphobia
- Weight, gaining - Obesophobia or Pocrescophobia
- Wind - Ancraophobia or Anemophobia
- Wine - Oenophobia
- Witches and Witchcraft - Wiccaphobia
- Women - Gynephobia or Gynophobia
- Wooden objects or forests - Xylophobia
- Words - Logophobia or Verbophobia
- Words, long- Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia or Sesquipedalophobia
- Work - Ergophobia or Ponophobia
- Worms - Scoleciphobia
- Worms, being infested with - Helminthophobia
- Wrinkles, getting - Rhytiphobia
- Writing - Graphophobia
- Writing in public - Scriptophobia

- X-rays or radiation - Radiophobia

- Yellow color - Xanthophobia.
All the above symptoms are treated easily and effectively using
Hypnotherapy in Alice's Takeley clinic at Lavender Barn, within easy reach
of London, Essex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. E.g. nearby
towns of Chelmsford, Maldon, Colchester, Bishops Stortford, Witham, Harlow,
Halstead, Sudbury, Stansted, Hertford, Enfield etc.
