SOCERAPHOBIA PRESENTATION

Katie Shin

Soceraphobia

What is it?

06/10/18

What is Soceraphobia?

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Definition of Soceraphobia

Definition

Soceraphobia is the fear of parents/parents in law. Soceraphobia is under the category of anxiety disorders

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How do People Get Soceraphobia?

How people get Soceraphobia

People get Soceraphobia by either genetics or trauma.

Genetics

How can genetics contribute to Soceraphobia?

Someone can have Soceraphobia beccause of genetics. They can have a family member who has mental illess they might genetics that makes you have Soceraphobia.

Trauma

How can trauma contribute to Soceraphobia?

Soceraphobia can also happen because of trama. Trauamatic events or childhood trauma can also lead to Soceraphobia. "Childhood abandonment or neglect, physical, sexual or emotional abuse, family or relational conflicts..." by khironclinics.com.

How Does Soceraphobia Impact Someone?

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How Soceraphobia Impacts someone

Anxiety and more

Even thinking of their parents can flush out a lot of emotions and actions. What can happen if you have Soceraphobia:

• Experience a lot of anxiety
• Anxiety intenses panic attacks

Panic Attacks result in:

• Increased heart rate
• Increased rate of breathing
• Fear (trembling, sweating, and many other symptoms)

Soceraphobia also might cause people to not want to see their parents at all/avoiding them at all costs.

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Treatment

Are there any treatments to cope with Soceraphobia?

Treatments

How to cope with Soceraphobia

Treatments to cope with Soceraphobia:

• Exposure therapy
• "...therapist gradually expose the patient to their fear over a given period of time." (psychtimes.com)
• Therapy
• Mindfulness
• Medications
• CBT
• "Therapist help the patient to uncover why it is that they think, feel, and behave the way they do with regards to a particular fear or concern they have." (psychtimes.com)

Conclusion

Sources

counselling-directory.org.uk

psychtimes.com

app.genial.ly

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Presentation Slides

khironclinics.com

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