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She found that the participants all experienced increases in panic and anxiety during the sessions, as evidenced by physiological markers and emotional responses, but that these increases did not lead to better outcomes. In fact, the more panicked and fearful the individuals were, the worse their treatment outcomes.
You need to gradually face the things you fear!...Lin's list of feared situations might include: talking to classmates. asking her teacher a question. answering a question in class. doing a presentation. going to a party or school dance. going shopping and asking a salesperson to help her find a size.
Make a list. Make a list of situations, places or objects that you fear. ... Build a Fear Ladder. Once you have made a list, arrange things from the least scary to the most scary. ... Facing fears (exposure) Starting with the situation that causes the least anxiety, repeatedly engage in. Practise. ... Reward brave behaviour.
A fear hierarchy is a list you make of the triggers that make you feel afraid or anxious. After you write them down, you rank them--from the one that makes you feel least fearful or anxious to the one that scares you the most.
Make a list. Make a list of situations, places or objects that you fear. ... Build a Fear Ladder. Once you have made a list, arrange things from the least scary to the most scary. ... Facing fears (exposure) Starting with the situation that causes the least anxiety, repeatedly engage in. Practise. ... Reward brave behaviour.
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When people are fearful of something, they tend to avoid the feared objects, activities or situations. Although this avoidance might help reduce feelings of fear in the short term, over the long term it can make the fear become even worse.
Build a fear ladder Rank your list from the least scary to the scariest. You can do this by rating how much fear you have for each situation on the list, from \u201c0\u201d (No fear) to \u201c10\u201d (Extreme fear). Once you have rate each situation, use the Fear Ladder form to make a final list.
Some professionals believe that exposure therapy may make symptoms worse, especially when dealing with PTSD. Additionally, exposure therapy is difficult work that causes people to feel and confront things that they have worked hard to avoid.
Fear Ladder Building: Getting Started Make eye contact and Say "Hi" to people while walking. Start a conversation. Join a conversation. Have an awkward pause during a conversation. Give a presentation in front of a few people. Give a presentation in front of a large group. Make mistakes while giving a presentation.
Virtual reality exposure therapy has been found to be effective and therapeutic to treat anxiety about public speaking for both adults and teens. One small 2020 study found that there was a significant decrease in self-rated anxiety about public speaking after a 3-hour session.

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