Examining The Viability of Propranolol for Anxiety Disorders
With fears over a second wave of COVID-19 at an all-time high, there’s been a significant rise in anxiety disorder … Read more
Anxiety
Sominphobia: A real-life nightmare
Sominphobia is the fear of dreams and can also be known as sleep anxiety. Though there are different kinds and … Read more
Exploring Aichmophobia, the Fear of Sharp Objects
Aichmophobia is a type of anxiety disorder involving an intense fear of sharp objects. It’s not known to be a … Read more
Understanding Agoraphobia, an Intense Fear of Crowds
A Fear of Crowds: Explaining Agoraphobia Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder characterized by an intense fear of crowds or confined … Read more
Anthropophobia: The Fear of People
Anthropophobia (or ‘anthrophobia’) is an often temporary social phobia, typically involving fear of crowds, eye contact, and receiving judgment from … Read more
Claustrophobia: The Fear of Restricted & Confined Spaces (e.g., Facemasks!)
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Nosophobia: The Fear of Illness & Disease
Nosophobia (or pathophobia) is the fear of disease. This phobia is more common among men than it is among women. … Read more
When extreme obsessive-compulsive symptoms move from disorder to disability
Many of us pick up small, comfortable habits over time that are part of strict routines. They make us feel better or add to a daily plan which makes our lives easier in small ways. For most of us, these quirky habits are comforting, reassuring even. Extreme OCD symptoms look very, very different.