Speak to us in confidence about your fear of public speaking and find out how we can help you. It's confidential and without obligation. A quick call could change your life.
Speak to us about your fear of public speaking and find out how we can help you. It's free and without obligation. A quick call could change your life.
A public speaking phobia
can be debilitating and
career-limiting.
But it doesn't have to be.
It can be changed.
FIND OUT HOW
“At the end of the two hour session I feel weirdly confident: I could almost rush straight to Speakers’ Corner and let rip.”
Our powerful
will help you become a
calm and focused speaker.
It's fast and effective and
delivered 1-2-1 over
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This program is for you
if you are experiencing hardcore fear and panic around talking in presentations, meetings or on calls or you have been avoiding them.
or
Join 1000s who have used this
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and seen results like these:
“I wanted you to know that you cured me, you gave me back my life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
Pauline R
"I did my talk today in front of 200 people and I nailed it. I also really enjoyed it and can’t wait to do my next one! I never thought I’d feel like this and to be honest, I wasn’t sure the treatments worked but when I got up on the stage a sense of calm came over me and I delivered my speech better than I ever could have imagined.
Thank you so much, this is life changing stuff. "
EJ
Glossophobia, or public speaking phobia, is a very common phobia characterized by a severe fear of speaking in public – an intense and irrational fear of being judged by others when speaking in front of them – or of making mistakes, being embarrassed or humiliated in such situations – causing dread, anxiety, panic and avoidance.
Signs you have glossophobia include excessive anxiety before public speaking, avoiding events that require it, managing and manipulating people or situations to make it more comfortable, freezing or blanking when actually speaking, severe physical symptoms (like changes in heart rate, breathing and temperature), irrational negative thoughts about being judged, obsessively ruminating afterward about what you did. If these symptoms are familiar to you and significantly impact your life and career, you are likely to have diagnosable glossophobia.
No. Forget public speaking courses because they rarely address the anxiety and fear of speaking in public. But you still have to stand up and present at the end. Which can be terrifying. You most likely have the skills to present or talk in a meeting. So you don’t need help with that. It’s the fear that gets in the way. And without the fear, you can do the rest.
No. Tips and tricks won’t help if you want to overcome your fear and anxiety around speaking in public. You know the kind: “10 Tips For Effective Public Speaking”. Plan. Prepare. Know Your Audience. Use humour. Use visuals. Tell a story. Make eye contact. Etc. But this is not what you need because your bar is probably lower. You just want to get through it, feel okay and do a passable job. You just want the fear gone. That's why our program deals with the fear.
Stage fright and glossophobia are the same - an excessive, irrational fear of public speaking or performing in front of others. While "stage fright" is colloquial - more usually used when referring to actors, singers and musicians - glossophobia is the clinical term for this type of phobia involving fear, anxiety, and panic when speaking publicly.
The Spotlight Effect is a cognitive bias that causes people to hugely overestimate how much others notice and care about their appearance, behavior, and actions. It leads to an inflated sense of being observed and scrutinized by others which can cause self-consciousness and intense anxiety when, for example, speaking in public.
The fear of public speaking is irrational. The sufferer knows consciously that it doesn’t make sense; that the situation is safe and they’re probably talking to decent professional people. Yet the unconscious mind triggers an automatic fear response based on learned negative patterns and beliefs about speaking publicly. To overcome this phobia (glossophobia), the deep-seated unconscious patterns driving the irrational fear reaction need to be reprogrammed and replaced so the anxiety no longer triggers. Specialist therapy will do this.
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