Fear Exploration Prints

Ever since he was a little magazine, he had been deathly afraid of spiders, and he didn't like where this was going,

Support group therapy for male black widow spiders.

'You can't be serious! They wash you by dipping you in a tub of water! That's horrible!'

"For most people, the sense of panic will be mild."

"There's no way we can get him ow. He's completely under the covers."

"You're using the boogeyman as an excuse to shut me out."

"I can't solve for X. I have a fear of the unknown!"

"Unfortunately, at this age I express glee and stark raving terror in the exact same way."

"Pencil eraser."

"Hell: The Airport"

'Was it the beaver dream again?'

"Don't be afraid of sharks. They generally attack only when provoked."

Rainy day despondency phobia: 'Poor George can't stand the pitter-patter of rain on his shell.'

Things that scare Jimmy

"I love the part when they scream, 'Hey! That's no log!'..."

"Did I like it? It frightened me to death! I had to close my eyes four times, my stomach is in knots, and I'll probably have nightmares for a week!... I loved it!"

'I got a fright when he stepped on me, but, judging by the way he jumped, so did he...'

'No thanks, curiosity has already cost me 7 lives, and I'm not risking any more.'

"And what do you think will happen if you do get on the couch?"

'Tell me again why we are afraid of chairs.'

'Doctor, I just can't seem to relate to my computer equipment these days.'

'Do you still think my fear of Scottish clowns is irrational?'

Closed system: Worry-powered TV set.

A large ape clutching a tiny man.

An doomsayer stands at a waterfalls' edge.

"They've always scared the hell out of me."

The Scream at the movie theater.

"The treatment you gave me for my fear of confined spaces, didn't work."

'Think we should take loads of different currencies in case we get hi-jacked a few times?'

"It's your neurosis, you face it."

"I don't want you to be alarmed, but I believe I saw a giant condor flying around."

'Why the seat belt.' Restraining patient.

"This is a big step in your therapy...cross the road, cross the road..."

You can't go back.