The Phobia Clinic
A Confidential And Private Practice in Harley Street, Central London
Fears and Phobias
        Public Speaking
        Fear of Flying
        Social Situations
        Disease & Death
        Stage Fright
        Vomiting
        Spiders
        Enclosed Spaces
        Needles
        Blood
        Heights
        Dentists
        Blushing
        Snakes
        Driving
        Open Spaces
        Loss of Career
        Fear of Fear

Public Image
Anxiety and Stress
Confidence Issues
Social Anxieties
Performance Anxiety
Panic Attacks
Nervousness
Negative Thoughts
Sexual Concerns
Addictions
Depression
Dependencies
Compulsions
Fetishes
An Established UK Private Practice in London and the South

We may also be able to assist you with other issues such as
Obsessions, Depression, Addictions, Compulsions and Dependencies.

Please feel free to make any other enquiries in complete confidence.
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Approaches used: NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), Coaching and Counselling Skills, Hypnotherapy, TFT (Thought Field Therapy), Psychotherapy, Coaching and Development, and Career Strategies.

Areas Covered: Westminster Mayfair Kensington Chelsea Knightsbridge Marylebone Central London Harley Street United Kingdom UK Southern England Camden Greenwich Hackney Hammersmith Fulham Islington Lambeth Lewisham Southwark Tower Hamlets Wandsworth Barking and Dagenham Barnet Bexley Brent Bromley Croydon Ealing Enfield Haringey Harrow Havering Hillingdon Hounslow Kingston upon Thames Merton Newham Redbridge Richmond upon Thames Sutton Waltham Forest Bayswater Belgravia Bloomsbury Clerkenwell The City Holborn Mayfair Paddington Pimlico Soho St. James's Trafalgar Square St. John's Wood The West End Whitehall Euston Hampstead Highgate Kentish Town Kings Cross Stoke Newington St. Pancras Wembley



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The
Phobia
Clinic
in Harley Street
Call us today on 0844 585 6040 to discover how we can help remove your phobia or concern - for good!
There are many excellent private residential hospitals and clinics that help with addiction to drugs, food, alcohol, and sex. For the truly out-of-control these can help enormously, giving restricted access and close supervision, as well as ongoing professional medical treatment.
Help for addictions to alcohol, sex and drugs
For the less damaged, other professional help is available.
As the musician Ry Cooder once said: "All the Money in the World is Spent on Feelin' Good..."
Getting the right assistance at this time can be vital in preventing more extreme developments taking place. We believe that every behaviour, no matter how apparently harmful or reckless, has an 'underlying positive intention'.
Those who have not yet lost complete control of their addictions or excesses may well consider themselves to be 'walking wounded', and relatively functional.
Recognising this gives us a huge advantage in treating moderate addictions. Once you consider that all most people really want is an avoidance of pain, and an increase in pleasure, it is easy to understand why some (admittedly damaging) behaviours can become addictive. Add to that a celebrity lifestyle, an abundance of money, and encouragement from well-meaning supporters, and a strong habit is born. Once this has been established, the unconscious mind believes that it is natural and desirable, and lends its full chemical support. The solution lies in making new connections in the brain, that give an 'equal or greater' release or stimulus than the old 'substance or behaviour' did. Then new choices become second nature, and free action is restored.