Do you know my kind of fear?
Hypnotherapy and Hypnobalancing™ in Berlin
Help with many kinds of fears, phobias, anxiety disorders
Sometimes I get telephone calls or emails with the question if I have heard about this specific type of fear before. Most of the time I can say „Yes!“ and other times I am surprised. Truth is that the list of fears and phobias is endless.
Overview
Fears and phobias
There are a lot of fears and phobias, like:
- Spiders – Arachnophobia
- Open spaces – Agorophobia
- Water – Hydrophobia
- Enclosed spaces – Claustrophobia
- Fear of snakes – Ophidiophobia
- Flying – Aviatopophobia
- Crowds – Demophobia
- Being judged – Social Phobia, or Scopophobia
- Darkness – Nyctophobia
- Dentists – Odontophobia
- Speaking in public – Glossophobia
- Needles – Aichmophobia
- Death or dying – Thanatophobia
- Heights – Acrophobia
- Being sick – Emetophobia or Emetephobia
- Urinating in front of others – toilet anxiety or toilet phobia – Paruresis
- Phobophobia: The fear of fear itself
- Defecating, stools, and losing bowel control – Coprophobia, or Corporophobia
Sometimes I get telephone calls or emails with the question if I have heard about this specific type of fear before. Most of the time I can say „Yes!“ and other times I am surprised. Truth is that the list of fears and phobias is endless. People can be fearful of anything in their thoughts and lives, so please don’t think that I can’t help you if your fear or phobia is not listed on this website. If your fear or phobia is having a negative impact upon you, or if it is limiting your full participation in life, or if your fear or phobia is becoming more severe and is beginning to dominate your life then it is probably time to do something about it and take steps to rid yourself of your fear or phobia.
Important Information Before Contacting Me
Read This First
Before reaching out, please take the time to review the detailed information on the following topics:
- Fees and Booking Procedures
- Contraindications for Hypnotherapy
- Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
About This Page
This page is designed to provide essential information for individuals interested in psychotherapy through hypnotherapy. However, it is not intended to replace professional psychotherapy, medical consultations, examinations, or diagnoses by a licensed medical practitioner.
My Role and Expertise
I am a hypnotherapist licensed to practice psychotherapy under the HPG (Heilpraktikergesetz). My work focuses on helping people manage anxiety and anxiety disorders. It is important to note the following distinctions:
- I am not a medical doctor.
- I do not provide medical diagnoses, prescribe medications, or make promises of healing.
- Hypnotherapy is not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care where such intervention is necessary.
Contact Me
If you have any questions about psychotherapy with hypnosis, feel free to reach out. I am happy to provide more information and guide you on how hypnotherapy can support your journey to improved well-being.
How to Decide to Ask for Help
Overcoming Doubts About Seeking Support
Are you wondering whether you need professional help to recover? You might feel that you should handle things on your own or worry that seeking help means you’re not strong enough. Perhaps you fear that discussing your issues could worsen your symptoms. These concerns are natural, but addressing them can clear the way for meaningful progress.
The Value of Reaching Out
Taking the step to seek help doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It’s a sign of emotional strength and self-awareness. Therapy offers the chance to balance personal autonomy with the support of a trusted professional. An experienced therapist will guide you at a comfortable pace, never pressuring you to discuss topics you’re not ready for. Emotional resilience grows through learning when and how to seek support while maintaining independence.
Assessing the Impact of Symptoms
To determine if professional assistance might benefit you, consider how your symptoms affect your daily life:
- Are your relationships fulfilling and healthy?
- Can you focus and perform effectively at work?
- Do you feel joy and satisfaction in your daily life?
- Is there a sense that life could be more fulfilling?
If your symptoms limit your ability to thrive in these areas, reaching out for help could be a valuable step.
Who Can Assist You?
Are you thinking about working with me? If you know someone I’ve helped, their experience might provide valuable insights. If not, explore the resources on this website to get a clear impression of my approach and expertise. Trust is the cornerstone of effective therapy, and I strive to build it through transparency and openness.
Author: Karsten Noack
Revision: May 26, 2008
Translation: May 26, 2008
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