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EMDR: What it is, how it works, and why it can help with fear of flying
Fear of flying can creep into your life in surprising ways. Some people experience a single frightening flight and suddenly find themselves getting tense even at the thought of an airport. Others have never had a “bad flight” at all, yet still feel their stomach tighten when they picture take-off. Fear of flying affects people in lots of different ways. For some, it’s a flutter of nerves before take-off. For others, it can be so overwhelming that just seeing a plane overhead

Dr Kristy Potter
3 days ago4 min read


Breaking down the barriers to fly with confidence
Flying can be an extraordinary experience, offering stunning views and a sense of adventure. However, for many people, the thought of...

Dr Kristy Potter
Jul 143 min read


Coping strategies for nervous flyers
Flying can bring joy and excitement, but for many, it can also trigger a wave of anxiety. Nervous flyers often encounter stress when...

Dr Kristy Potter
Jul 14 min read


Understanding and overcoming travel anxiety
Travelling can be one of the most exciting experiences in life, but for many people, it also brings along a heavy burden - travel...

Dr Kristy Potter
Jun 54 min read


Overcoming flight anxiety: Lessons from Jennifer Aniston
What can Jennifer Aniston’s fear of flying teach us about anxiety? Discover how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps people manage

Dr Kristy Potter
Apr 284 min read


Overcoming your fear of flying: a step-by-step guide
Want to feel calm and in control when you fly? This practical guide gives you simple steps to build confidence and reduce flight anxiety.

Dr Kristy Potter
Apr 234 min read


What is fear of flying?
Fear of flying affects more people than you might think. Learn what causes it, how it shows up, and how to begin moving past it.

Dr Kristy Potter
Feb 134 min read


Does online therapy work as well as face to face therapy?
Not sure if online therapy is effective? This post explores the pros, cons, and research so you can decide what works best for you.

Dr Kristy Potter
Jan 276 min read
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