Phobias Anxiety Disorders

Phobias

A phobia is an intense or irrational or inappropriate fear or an object, person, organism or situation, of a degree that interferes with normal life.

• - UK charity which aims to help sufferers of phobia or obsessive compulsive disorder to become ex-sufferers. Features a discussion board and general information.
  
• - Descriptions (both American and European), diagnosis, treatments, research, booklets, magazine articles and internet links to anxiety disorders sites.
  
• - Community for people that fear butterflies and moths (Mottephobia or Lepidopterophobia).
  
• - Using NLP to manage your phobias.
  
• - Classification of phobias and information about treatment. Includes some information about panic attacks as well.
  
• - Dedicated to exploring fear and phobia, aiming to celebrate the fears we love, and to expel those that plague our lives.
  
• - The web site for individuals afflicted with the phobia of storms and severe weather. Offers a mailing list.
  
• - Avoidant paruresis is a psychological condition that prevents people from urinating, usually in public facilities, but sometimes even at home when others are present-even when the other person is in portions of the home distant from the bathroom.
  
• - UK organisation formed by a sufferer of agoraphobia for those affected by anxiety disorders. Contains detailed information about a range of phobias, a chatroom and noticeboard.
  
• - Sponsored by Ametop Gel, a topical anaesthetic from Smith and Nephew provides information on Needlephobia, the fear of needles, and outlines potential solutions.
  
• - Information about how to receive neuro-linguistic programming to possibly help those suffering from phobias.
  
• - List of highly uncommon phobias.
  
• - Help for people with phobias, generalized anxiety, and agoraphobia.
  
• - Various phobias and their treatment methods.
  
• - Click on a phobia's name to see its definition.
  
  

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