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Fear of Heights

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By Helen   

Helen
Helen
Fear of Heights
Sep 18th, 2009 09:33

I have a client who is afraid of heights. I have tried the bridge crossing screed but it didnt do it for him. Does anybody have any good fear of heights scripts? He mountain climbs and is most affected Then. Thank you

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Stephanie Hanson
Stephanie Hanson
Re: Fear of Heights
Jan 27th, 2012 05:21

I have a client coming today with the same problem. Im not sure that simple suggestion techniques work for this problem and would be glad to hear from anyone else about their successes.

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Faith
Faith
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Re: Fear of Heights
Sep 23rd, 2009 23:54

Hi Helen
Thanks for your post. It seems odd that your client enjoys mountain climbing when he has a fear of heights - most people avoid things that they are fearful of. Maybe you could supply a bit more insight? Have you tried regression to determine the cause of his fear?

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