The following are some general types of specific phobias:
Situational phobia: This type of phobia refers to the fear of specific situations such as driving, flying, elevators, bridges, etc...
Blood-injection-injury phobias: These kind of phobia involves the fear of seeing blood, medical procedures, being injured, blood tests, etc...
Animal phobias: The most common type of phobia, examples of these include the fear of rats, spiders, snakes, dogs, etc...
Natural environment phobias: This kind of phobia refers to the fear of natural elements such as water, heights, storms, caves, etc...
Other phobias: These include the anxiety felt by other feared stimuli (not covered in the other categories), such as clowns and
Social Phobia is a specific phobia that encompasses an intense fear of being scrutinized or judged by others. To find out more about social phobia, Click Here.
5-12% of United States citizens have phobias, and only about 1/5 of specific phobias in adults will subside without treatment. Fortunately, PTSD generally responds well to treatment.
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