Fear Of Flying The Fart Release Can Bring Immediate Relief While Anxious In The Air
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Overcoming Flight Anxiety: How To Find Relief
Flying can induce anxiety for many, even though it's statistically safer than driving. In fact, 1 in 8 people avoid flying due to fear, despite the rational evidence favoring air travel as the safer option.
Understanding the Fear
Your brain sometimes perceives flying as a threat, triggering anxiety through a rush of neurochemicals and hormones. This reaction isn’t calmed by rational thought alone, making traditional logic ineffective at easing this fear.
A New Approach: Energy-Based Techniques
Recent research has developed methods using energy pathways, similar to Acupuncture, to address emotional distress. These techniques are particularly effective for irrational fears like flying, driving, or public speaking. By targeting the body’s energy system, they help clear emotional disruptions quickly and effectively.
How It Works
Negative emotions appear to disrupt the body's energy flow. By clearing these disruptions, feelings of calm and relaxation can be restored.
The Technique
When flying evokes fear, consider the Fast Anxiety Release Technique (FART), designed by Christine Sutherland, a clinical psychotherapist. This method involves both physical tapping and mental exercises to help reset your brain’s response to flying.
Steps to Relief:
1. Place your thumb on the inside corner of one eye.
2. Place your ring finger on the inside corner of the other eye.
3. Position your middle finger half an inch above the middle of your eyebrows.
4. With the other hand, tap the crown of your head.
5. Allow yourself to acknowledge the fear while thinking opposing thoughts, such as "I'm out of control" versus "I'm calm."
As you perform the tapping and contemplate these thoughts, aim for a state of calm.
Note: While effective, this technique isn’t a substitute for professional psychological help. It's designed for educational purposes.
By incorporating these insights and techniques, you can work toward overcoming your fear of flying, making air travel a more comfortable experience.
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