List of Problems Helped with Hypnotherapy

Professional hypnosis treatments for many mental health problems at the Wombourne Clinic

  • Over 15 years’ experience in hypnotherapy
  • BSc-qualified therapist
  • Calm, confidential and non-judgemental support
  • In-person in Wombourne near Wolverhampton
A to Z problems helped with hypnotherapy
This is a comprehensive list of the problems that we may be able to help you with using Hypnotherapy.

They are arranged in Alphabetical order to help you quickly identify your specific problem – simply click on any of the problems to visit that particular page.

A
AblutophobiaThe Fear of Washing or Cleaning
AcrophobiaThe Fear of Heights
AgoraphobiaThe Fear of Open Spaces
AichmophobiaThe Fear of Needles or Injections
AilurophobiaThe Fear of Cats
Algophobia – The Fear of Pain
Amaxophobia – The Fear of Riding in a car
AndrophobiaThe Fear of Men
Anger Management – Techniques for dealing with Anger
Anorgasmia – The Inability to reach Orgasm
Anthophobia – The Fear of Flowers
Anthropophobia – The Fear of People
Anxiety – Our Response to perceived danger
Aquaphobia – The Fear of Water
ArachnophobiaThe Fear of Spiders
AstraphobiaThe Fear of Thunder
Atelophobia – The Fear of Not Being Good Enough
AutophobiaThe Fear of Being Alone
AviophobiaThe Fear of Flying
B
Barophobia – The Fear of Gravity
Bathmophobia – The Fear of Stairs or Slopes
C
ChaetophobiaThe Fear of Hair
Chemophobia – The Fear of Chemicals
CherophobiaThe Fear of Happiness
ChiroptophobiaThe Fear of Bats
Chromophobia – The Fear of Colours
Chronophobia – The Fear of Passing Time
ClaustrophobiaThe Fear of Enclosed Spaces
Climacophobia – The Fear of Climbing
Compulsions – Behaviours we feel we MUST carry out
CoulrophobiaThe Fear of Clowns
Cyberphobia – The Fear of New Technology
D
Decidophobia – The Fear of Making Decisions
DemonophobiaThe Fear of Demons or the Occult
DentophobiaThe Fear of Dentists or Dental Treatment
Depression – Both short term and pervasive Depression
Drug Abuse – In particular, psychological addiction
Dysmorphophobia – The Fear of Body Defects
E
Eating Disorders – Bulimia, Emetophobia, Anorexia
Ecclesiophobia – The Fear of Churches
EmetophobiaThe Fear of Vomiting or Being Sick
Erectile Dysfunction – Difficulty getting or maintaining an erection
Ergophobia – The Fear of Work
Erotophobia – The Fear of Sex
Erythrophobia – The Fear of Blushing in Public
Exam Nerves – Help for Test and Exam nerves
F
Fear of Being Sick – See Emetophobia
Fear of Dentists – See Ondontophobia
Fear of Flying – See Aviophobia
Fear of Needles – See Aichmophobia
Fear of Public Speaking – See Glossophobia
FriggatriskaidekaphobiaThe Fear of Friday 13th
Frigophobia – The Fear of the Cold
G
Gambling Addiction – Problems with Gambling
Gastric Band Hypnotherapy – weight loss programme
Gelotophobia – The Fear of Being Laughed At
Genophobia – The Fear of Sexual Intercourse
GephyrophobiaThe Fear of Bridges
Gerascophobia – The Fear of Growing Old
GlobophobiaThe Fear of Balloons (popping)
GlossophobiaThe Fear of Public Speaking
Gymnophobia – The Fear of Nudity
Gynophobia – The Fear of Women
H
Hair Pulling – Trichotillomania
Haemophobia – The Fear of Blood
Halitophobia – The Fear of Bad Breath
Haphephobia – The Fear of Being Touched
Harpaxophobia – The Fear of Being Robbed
Heliophobia – The Fear of Sunlight
Hylophobia – The Fear of Trees
Hypnophobia – The Fear of Going to Sleep
I
Ichtyophobia – Fear of Fish
Insomnia – Difficulty Sleeping
Internet Addiction – Spending too much time on-line
Irritable Bowel Syndrome – Also known as IBS
K
Kinetophobia – Fear of Movement
Kleptophobia – Fear of Stealing
Koumpounophobia – Fear of buttons
L
Lilapsophobia – Fear of Hurricanes
Low Self Esteem – Self Esteem problems
M
Mechanophobia – Fear of Machinery
Melissophobia – Fear of Bees
Methyphobia – Fear of Alcohol
Musophobia – Fear of Mice
Myrmecophobia – Fear of Ants
Mysophobia – Fear of Germs
N
Necrophobia – Fear of Dead Things
Neophobia – Fear of New Things
Nosocomephobia – Fear of Hospitals
Nosophobia – Fear of Contracting a Disease
Nyctophobia – Fear of the Dark
O
Obesophobia – Fear of Obesity
Obsessions – In particular OCD
Oikophobia – Fear of Home Surroundings
Omphalophobia – Fear of Belly Buttons (navels)
Oneirophobia – Fear of Dreams
Opthalmophobia – Fear of Being Stared At
Osmophobia – Fear of Smells or Odours
P
Panic Attacks – Panic Attacks and Panic Disorders
Panphobia – Fear of “Everything”
Pediophobia – Fear of Dolls
Phagophobia – Fear of Choking
Pharmacophobia – Fear of Medicine or Medication
Phasmophobia – Fear of Ghosts
Philophobia – Fear of Love
Phobias – A Comprehensive List of Phobias
Phobophobia – The Phobia of Phobias themselves!
Phonophobia – Fear of Noise
Pogonophobia – Fear of Beards
Pornophobia – Fear of Pornography
Premature Ejaculation – Also known as PE
Pupaphobia – Fear of Puppets
Pyrophobia – Fear of Fire
R
Radiophobia – Fear of Radioactivity or Radiation
S
Scopophobia – Fear of Being Seen
Scriptophobia – Fear of Writing in Public
Secret Eaters – Beating Unconscious Eating problems
Self Confidence – Solutions for Low Self Confidence
Sex Addiction – Including Porn Addiction
Sexual Performance Anxiety – Affects both Men and Women
Social Anxiety Disorder – Also known as Social Phobia
Social Phobia – Fear of Social Situations or the Fear of Being judged by Others
Sociophobia – Fear of Socialising (see Social Phobia above)
Spectrophobia – Fear of Mirrors
Stasiphobia – Fear of Standing (up)
Stress – Stress and Stress Related problems
Stuttering – Also referred to as Stammering
Stygiophobia – Fear of Hell
T
Taphophobia – Fear of Being Buried Alive
Technophobia – The Fear of New Technologies
Tetraphobia – Fear of Number 4
Thalassophobia – Fear of the Sea
Thanatophobia – The Fear of Death or Dying
Theophobia – Fear of God
Tokophobia – Fear of Childbirth
Toxiphobia – Fear of Being Poisoned
Trypanophobia – The Fear of Needles or Sharp Objects
U
Uranophobia – Fear of Heaven
W, X, Y & Z
Vaginismus Problems – Painful sex and penetration difficulties
Weight Loss Solutions – Effective Weight Loss Techniques
Xylophobia – Fear of Forests

Joan Lee BSc Psychology with Counselling

About Joan Lee BSc.

Joan has been a practicing Hypnotherapist since 2011 when she was awarded her diploma in evidence-based hypnotherapy from the International Association of Hypno-Analysts (IAH). She also has a BSc Honours degree in counselling and psychology and an Enhanced DBS certificate valid until 2027.

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