What are the types, cause and treatment of phobia? 
                     WHAT IS THE PHOBIA
A phobia is part of anxiety disorder refer overmuch 
fear of a thing or situation. Phobias can be divided 
into specific phobias, agoraphobia, and social 
anxiety disorder. According to research Specific 
phobias affect about 6 – 8% of people in the 
Western world and 2 – 4% in Asia, Africa, and Latin 
America in a given year. Social phobia affects about 
7% of people in the United States (US) and 0.5 – 
2.5% of people in the out of this world. Phobias vary 
in severity among people. Some people can avoid or 
ignore the subject and experience relatively mild 
anxiety over that fear an d Most of these individuals understand that their fear is irrational but cannot 
override their panic response. These individuals 
usually report unsteadiness, loss of bladder or bowel 
control, feelings of pain, and shortness of breath
 TYPES OF PHOBIA
 ACROPHOBIA: FEAR OF HEIGHT
 SPECIFIC PHOBIA 
 SOCIAL PHOBIA
ACROPHOBIA: 
FEAR OF HEIGHT
Acrophobia refers as extreme fear of 
height is also treatable with a 
psychological therapy called exposure 
therapy. People with acrophobia suffer 
intense and unreasonable fear when 
they’re faced with heights, including 
everyday tasks such as climbing a flight of 
stairs, Being on or crossing over a bridge, 
Being on a rollercoaster, Standing near a 
balcony or at the top of a building, 
Looking out a window of a tall building, 
standing near a balcony, or parking a car 
in a multiple-floor parking garage. 
SPECIFIC PHOBIA 
A specific phobia means consistent fear of a 
specific object or situation that's out of 
proportion to the actual risk. There are many 
types of specific phobias like, animal phobias, 
phobias of the natural environment, 
Situational phobias, Body-based phobia 
Sexual phobias etc. Specific phobias can also 
occur along with other types of anxiety 
disorders. Specific phobia about more than 
one object or situation it’s not unusual to 
experience.
 SOCIAL PHOBIA
Social anxiety disorder is also called as 
social phobia; People with social anxiety 
disorder have intense fear of attend social 
activities at work, school, or other public 
places. People with this disorder feel 
embarrassed or humiliated by their own 
actions and always scared being judged by 
others. There are many physical symptoms 
of social anxiety disorder that you can 
identify easily like: Blushing, sweating, 
trembling, displaying a rigid body posture, 
poor eye contact, or speaking too quietly 
and experiencing a rapid heart rate, or 
feeling the “mind going blank”
 CAUSE OF PHOBIA
There are various theories about the physiological causes of phobias when individual faced 
with the object of their fears, phobic individuals experience near paralyzing versions of general 
fear symptoms like dry mouth, elevated heart rate, dizziness, sweating or even panic attacks. A 
phobia disorder can develop at any age from childhood to early adulthood. Complex phobias 
visually develop during adulthood and are usually linked to an extended fear about a 
particular circumstance.
There is not one set cause for phobias, but there are several factors that are associated with 
the increased likelihood of the development of phobias such as:
1)      Experience of an early negative experience, incident or trauma related to the
         phobic stimuli
2)     Learning from a family member
3)     Genetic predisposition, shown in family history of anxiety
4)     Evolutionary reason for fear may increase likelihood
BEST TREATMENT OF PHOBIA DISORDER
       As per psychologist hypnotherapy is the best treatment for phobia  Anxiety, 
Depression, OCD, PTSD, Mania, Bipolar disorder, Communication disorder, 
Autism, ADHD, Agoraphobia, Social Anxiety disorder, Eating disorder, Insomnia, 
Parasomnias, Addictions, Personality disorder, Thumb sucking, Bedwetting, Nail-
biting, Panic attacks, Hysteria, Dyslexia, Sleep disorder, Fear, Teeth eating, 
Stammering, Menstrual problem, Slow learner, Horror dreams, Low memory, 
Weight loss, Anger management, Suicidal thoughts, Postpartum depression, 
Parkinson’s disease, Students not willing to study, Love break, Mental shock, etc.
        During a hypnosis session, you undergo a process that helps you relax and focus 
your mind. This state is similar to sleep, but your mind will be much focused and 
more able to respond to suggestions. While in this relaxed state, it’s believed that 
you’re more willing to focus on your subconscious mind. This allows you to 
explore some of the deeper issues you’re dealing with.
 
Dr. Vinod Mune
Dr. Vinod Mune (Certified Master Hypnotist – 
American School Of Hypnosis, Biddeford, America 
& Member of American International Association)
A professional hypnotherapist who is working on 
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and psychosomatic diseases.
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“Mental stress is responsible for 90% 
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