Changes: Cleithrophobia

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Cleithrophobia is the fear of being trapped. People who suffer from this phobia don't necessarily need to be in a small room to have the effects

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+Cleithrophobia is the fear of being trapped. People who suffer from this phobia don't necessarily need to be in a small room to have the effects
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-'''Cleithrophobia''' (from Greek ''cleithro'', "to shut or to close") (also known as '''cleithrophobia''' or '''cleisiophobia''') is the fear of being trapped or being locked in an enclosed space. The individuals suffering from this fear might be able to enter rooms calmly provided that the fear of being closed in and being unable to leave at free will, does not exist in their minds.
+== See Also: ==
-The physical symptoms of cleithrophobia includes sweating, headaches, dizziness, nausea, tachycardia (rapid heartbeats), etc. The psychological symptoms are a feeling of dread, losing control or even dying.
+*[[Claustrophobia]] – fear of being in a small  space
-The phobia's effects can be treated using therapeutic treatments, like {{wp|hypnotherapy}}, {{wp|counseling psychology}}, {{wp|Neuro-Linguistic Programming}} (NLP), and {{wp|Cognitive Behavioural Therapy}} (CBT). Medications should be avoided as they may cause long-term addicting effects. Understanding the nature of fear may be the best way to overcome this fear.
-==See also==
-*[[Claustrophobia]] – fear of being in a small space
 *[[Stenophobia]] – fear of narrow things or places
 *[[Agoraphobia]] – fear of being away from home
 [[Category:Phobias]]
+[[Category:Phobias of events and actions]]