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CBT for Needle Phobia

Overcoming a fear of needles with cognitive behavioural therapy Needle phobia (also known as injection phobia) is a fear of any medical procedure that involves injections. The medical term for a needle phobia is trypanophobia and sufferers are likely to experience panic and stress when faced with an injection. It’s a relatively common phobia, with one-in-ten adults…

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CBT for Low confidence

CBT for low self-confidence Most of us have a healthy attitude towards how we feel about ourselves. Confidence defines the beliefs each person holds about their abilities, and it is perfectly healthy to have occasional doubts in our abilities or have concerns about how we think others perceive us. However, if a person suffers from low self-confidence,…

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CBT for Interpersonal difficulties

CBT For Interpersonal Difficulties The relationships a person holds with their family, friends and wider social circle are integral to our mental and emotional well-being. But these relationships can also be the cause of distress and anxiety when difficulties or conflict arise. There are many emotional issues that can cause challenges within relationships, such as personality disorders,…

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CBT for IBS

CBT for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a long-term condition of the digestive system that is thought to affect up to one in five people throughout their life. The physical symptoms of IBS can be quite distressing, including stomach cramps, bowel issues and bloating. The condition is very unpredictable and sufferers may switch…

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