To overcome a phobia, see a psychologist who will use behavioral modification, cognitive therapy and possibly medication to help phobic issues. Eliminate debilitating and disorienting phobias with tips from a licensed psychologist in this free video on self-help.
Expert: Dr. Art Bowler
Contact: www.drartbowler.com
Bio: Dr. Art Bowler is a licensed psychologist with a boutique practice in New York City.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
he sounds gay
shragae 1 year ago
That advice is well and good but i can't pay a psychologist for my, granted, minor problem. I have a phobia with getting things close or in my eye. And this wouldn't be a problem if i didn't want contacts so much and adore the deep eyeliner look! I have no problem thinking about doing in, getting ready to do it, but as soon as i am barely a cm away from my eye i FREAK! Even though i know it doesn't make logical sense i can't bring my body to do it! I don't know what to do anymore.. any advice?
KittyKat525 2 years ago
I have hydrophobia, I can't stand to have water on my face, but I cope pretty well... Might try swimming lessons to get over it though.
MrMandy1991 2 years ago
im phonophobic which means im afraid of really loud noises E.G yelling...
but i learn to cope w/it.
fuckoff942 2 years ago
it says self help but he tells us to go to a psychologist?
wtf?
GayMouseProductions 2 years ago 2