Want to be free of your phobia?

    by on August 13, 2012in Bevis Moynan, NLP

    Please see the latest feedback from my last phobia client, i have a 100% guaranteed success rate with phobia’s so if you want to be free of yours please get in touch as i know how debilitating they can be for your life and also how easily they can be removed…

    Hi Bevis

    Thank you very much for meeting with me this morning.  I feel I have taken away a lot to think about and also a  lot of positives.  I am more determined than ever to conquer this.

    When we got home I walked to the field that I mentioned and I walked around it with my mum.  There was a dog in the distance which in the past has made me either want to walk quickly or to turn back.  I continued and walked on and I could eventually see that it was on a lead.   I did feel a great sense of achievement and felt a lot more in control.

    This evening my mum arranged for me to meet her friend with their dog (a young tibetan terrier) and go for a walk with her whilst it was on the lead.  I walked behind closely which is something I have never done before.  As we crossed the road around the corner came two greyhound dogs off their leads.  The pavement was very narrow so no room really for four people and three dogs.  I did feel nervous but grabbed my mums hand and just kept going with the greyhound walking straight in front of me – an achievement in itself as I did not have the usual panic after feelings.  I think if I had seen them earlier in front and was not surprised by them just appearing I would have been able to use the breathing techniques earlier to prepare myself.  I left them at the gate of the park as he was  let off the lead and watched him run off.

    However, the best part of this evening was having my picture taken with my mum’s friends dog and actually having the courage to stroke it.  This picture is attached.  I am so chuffed.  I have asked to go out on a few more walks with her.  I am also staying with a friend next weekend who has a dog albeit rather larger and she and her mum are keen to help me get to know and feel comfortable around their dog too.

    Daisy

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