Phobias

A phobia can be described as an irrational fear that is dealt with by the avoidance of the feared object to the extent that it restricts the normal day to day functioning of an individual.

There are many kinds of phobias e.g. heights, spiders, social gatherings, dogs amongst others. The underlying reason for the development of a phobia is specific to the individual and can usually be traced to previous negative experiences - although for some people, the cause cannot be identified.

A phobia can be described as an irrational fear that is dealt with by the avoidance of the feared object to the extent that it restricts the normal day to day functioning of an individual.

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