What is Basiphobia? (Fear of Falling) - [ Ссылка ]

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Basiphobia is the fear of falling and is connected to other types of phobias. People who fear falling, may also have a fear of walking and standing. They're scared of those actions because it could result with them falling. People with Ambulophobia or Stasibasiphobia may also experience Basiphobia. Fear of falling is also connected to fear of slopes and the loss of gravity.

What are the Symptoms of Basiphobia? It has varying effects, but it often limits patient’s activities considerably. If a previous accident occurred, they will be wary of the same activity. If the accident is witnessed, it can trigger the onset of Basiphobia. As a person gets older, rational concerns about falling may occur. Patient with Basiphobia may isolate themselves and limit their activities. People who have an existing phobia may also develop Basiphobia. Basiphobia often happens in public settings. It's due to the fear of falling in front of people, rather than the fall itself. It's associated with a form of social anxiety. It may be triggered if the patient feels embarrassed in public places.

What are the Causes of Basiphobia? It can be treated in number of ways even if the phobia is particularly severe. Various types of treatments may be used, such as: Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and physical therapy. As well as anti-anxiety medications and psychotherapy. Patients undergoing CBT explore a wide range of thought processes. This enables them to learn to rewire their brain in order to reduce their fears. It can help them rationalize their fears and reduce its extreme nature. Physical therapy, or physiotherapy, can also be extremely helpful for treatment. Sometimes their movement is restricted to the point of loss of muscle. Thus, physical strength is weakened, and their confidence decreases. Treatment may require physical therapy to practice bodily movements. Which gradually increases their physical stamina and self-esteem. This can be scary at first, but their confidence can increase over time. If needed, anti-anxiety medication can be prescribed.

How is Basiphobia Prevented? It may be possible to intervene early and reduce the risk of development. Psychotherapy and medication are often effective in preventing this condition. Prevention is best when risk awareness is known.

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