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Facing Your Fears: Homeopathy for Common Phobias
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Facing Your Fears: Homeopathy for Common Phobias

Gentle homeopathic support for phobias, panic, and the fears that hold us back

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Kirsty Richards DipHomNZ RCHom
Jul 13, 2025
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Fear is a normal part of being human. It keeps us safe when real danger is present. But when fear becomes irrational or overwhelming, when it stops us from living freely - it’s time to seek support.

Phobias like agoraphobia, fear of heights, spiders, or public speaking aren’t just “in your head.” They can be deeply rooted in the nervous system and even in past traumas. Unlike conventional approaches that rely on exposure therapy or medication, homeopathy works gently with the body's own energy - encouraging healing from within. This brings about lasting change, without putting the body or emotions under further trauma and without unwanted side effects.

When Fear Starts Running the Show

Fear is meant to protect us - but when it lingers too long or grows out of proportion, it can quietly begin to shape our lives. Many people don’t realise just how deeply fear can impact their wellbeing.

You might start saying no to invitations. Avoiding travel. Skipping social events. You may stop walking alone, flying, or going to the supermarket. And slowly, your world gets smaller.

Chronic fear puts the body into a constant state of stress. You may notice poor sleep, digestive issues, tense muscles, or a racing heart. Emotionally, it can trigger feelings of helplessness, shame, or isolation. You might start to doubt yourself, question your safety, or feel like something bad is always around the corner.

Even when someone knows their fear isn’t rational, it can still feel utterly real. And the inner critic is often quick to pile on - “Why can’t I just get over it?” - adding guilt and frustration to the mix.

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