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Claustrophobia Treatment - Overcome Symptoms of Claustrophobia

What is Claustrophobia?

Claustrophobia is an intense fear of enclosed or confined spaces.

The fear is created by the subconscious brain and can be impossible for the rational mind to control.

People with claustrophobia may feel trapped, suffocated or unable to escape.

Around 10% of people will have claustrophobia sometime in their life.

4% of people are expected to get severe claustrophobia.

In severe claustrophobia, the feelings are particularly powerful and impossible to control using thoughts alone.

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What are the Symptoms of Claustrophobia?

Symptoms can include:

They are caused by the brain's automated security guard going into overdrive.

When do People get Claustrophobia?

People often get claustrophobia when:

It may also be linked to agoraphobia.

Understanding Claustrophobia

Watch this video to learn more about claustrophobia.

Treatment for Claustrophobia

Our treatment specialist can help you retrain your subconscious brain to reduce claustrophobia.

We know that the feelings of claustrophobia are not part of the logical or rational brain.

Claustrophobia is created by deeper, subconscious, automated parts of the brain.

It is trying to protect you from an unreal threat.

We provide a range of advanced therapy techniques to help retrain that part of the brain.

Within a few sessions, you could feel calm again.

Book a call to speak with our claustrophobia expert therapist about how they can help you.

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