Review of Phobia Relief

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Phobia Relief" by Kalliope Barlis.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Kalliope Barlis' book Phobia Relief delves into ways to overcome the self-imposed limitations of phobias. This self-help book distinguishes between the fear of necessary real threats and the irrational, illogical phobias that hinder people from living their normal lives. The author shares a variety of practices and methods used to help clients conquer their fears. These practices range from straightforward techniques like positive visualisation to the more intricate and profound principles of neuro-linguistic programming. The author is an expert in neuro-linguistic programming. Throughout the book, she recounts numerous client experiences and testimonies, highlighting the moments that underscore the scarcity of skilled phobia relief practitioners. This passionate work is dedicated to aiding individuals in overcoming their fears and improving their lives.

One of the things I liked best about this book was how it pushed me to think about my own potential phobias, their reasons, and whether or not they were justified. I found the practice skills provided in each chapter to be very engaging and intuitive. There were no grammatical or typographical errors in the book, which made it enjoyable to read. Kalliope Barlis demonstrates a deep comprehension of the subject and presents his ideas in an engaging manner.

After reading Kalliope's book and starting to use the techniques and tips discussed in the book, I feel a bit relaxed. The book is well written, easy to read, and coherent with the chapters. The chapters are concise, and the contents do not drag unnecessarily. The book is professionally edited. I didn’t find anything wrong that obstructed the reading of the book. Chapters are also concluded with exercises, which help the reader actively participate in the process of reshaping their thought patterns. After reading the book, readers can learn how to distinguish between fear and phobia, the true causes of the fears, and how to suppress, reduce, and overcome their fears. I don’t find any negative aspects of the book. I rate this book 5 out of 5 while considering all the factors mentioned above.

I strongly recommend anyone struggling with phobias read this book. By reducing phobias, Kalliope Barlis offers precious ideas that can greatly enhance one's quality of life. Many would be very grateful for the chance to self-teach using this book and see beneficial effects, especially in light of the many mental health issues we currently confront.

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Phobia Relief
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