In my last post, I explained that it's possible to build links inside the mind that will provide automatic calming when flying. To do that, you need to find...
If you're anxious about an upcoming flight, you may be connecting dots that shouldn’t be connected. How so? Keeping troubling thoughts out of mind can keep you from being...
Anxious fliers wonder how others fly with so little trouble. Confident fliers can't quite understand why anyone has trouble. Why the difference? Feelings of inflight anxiety, claustrophobia, and panic...
With fear of flying a not-uncommon affliction, there is a lot of advice floating around out there on how to overcome it. But a good percentage of the afflicted,...
When you're under stress - because of anxiety over flying or any other reason, it's important to note your physical reactions to this stress with one goal in mind:...
The American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders classifies claustrophobia as an anxiety disorder that is a "specific phobia", meaning a fear linked to concrete situations and objects....
In today's fast-paced world, we're all in a rush, and instant gratification is often the expected order of the day. But for those things that still don't come instantaneously,...
In past posts, we've provided psychological advice on how to alleviate anxiety or fear of flying, but physical approaches also have their place. If you're flying with a companion,...
We've already discussed in some detail how automatic negative thinking feeds anxiety about flying, and have suggested an exercise like the "four-column technique" to help minimise such thinking. Here's...