Do not kid yourself. Omicron has proven to be a killer of the unvaccinated. It infects, re-infects and infects again the unvaccinated.
Don’t let anxiety end your life. Get vaccinated with a counsellor’s free help.
Free anxiety neurosis (needle phobia) counseling.
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RINJ Women who have been counseling gender based violence survivors for decades, offer treatment and counseling for sufferers of trypanophobia and similar anxiety disorders and phobias preventing COVID-19 and other vaccinations. You must get vaccinated.
“An estimated 93% of nearly 13 million COVID-19 deaths were unvaccinated, plus or minus 0.03%,” says CSPaC.net scientist.
What is professional counseling?
“Counseling is collaboration between the therapist and the person in need of some extra help. Therapists and counsellors help persons identify committed goals and solutions to problems which cause emotional turmoil and prevent goal achievement. The counsellor and motivates to improve anxiety coping skills; strengthens one’s self-esteem in a goal-completi9n contexts; and promotes forward behavior changes and optimal health,” explains Counselor Angeles who is also a nurse.
The goal is to get the person vaccinated without anxiety trauma.
Billions of vaccinations have been completed around the world without any undue significant bad outcomes. The COVID-19 Vaccines are safe.
Scientists are slowly discovering that the recycling of illness among the unvaccinated is killing the unvaccinated eventually. Soon, the unvaccinated will be the only people for the virus to infect.
If you wish to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and are unable to locate a vaccination opportunity, contact us. We will do our best to get you vaccinated no matter where you are in the world.
If you fear needles, doctors, vaccines, talk to us. We will find a way to cure your anxieties and if not, we will find a way to accommodate your fears and get you vaccinated. Anxiety disorders too often lead to death because of unwillingness to get health care help. Vaccination is vital health care. You deserve the care and you must have this care.
Needle Anxiety and Vaccine worries are nothing to be ashamed about. They are quite common.
Did you know you are not alone? A huge number of people suffer anxiety and phobias of one kind or another. This is nothing to be ashamed about. We can help. Near our own clinics we have been 100% successful.
Unvaccinated persons are 92% sufferers of mental health disorders and are quite vulnerable.
People who promote conspiracy theories are criminals who kill people in a different way than from what horror or law-breaker movies present. Like the entire universe of criminal humans, antivaxxer predators who stalk the mentally unhealthy occupy a community of 2% of the global population. Beware of criminals.
If you wish to try and get your jab while fighting back anxiety on your own, here are some tricks that make it go better…
- Bring support for your vaccination. Hold the hand of your spouse, family member, friend, or clinical staff member to help keep calm.
- Use distraction. Listen to music in headphones or focus on anything other than the shot. Have a casual conversation with the vaccinator.
- Inform the vaccinator about your concerns. Many vaccinators have given thousands of shots. You are not the first patient to be apprehensive about receiving the vaccine.
- Look away. There is no reason to watch the injection.
- Relax the muscle. This can reduce the pain.
- Lay down if you have fainted or felt dizzy when receiving injections in the past.
- Therapy is a very good option. Our mental health specialists can help provide strategies to cope with anxiety surrounding your vaccination.
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Additional Reading
- Women-run HelpDesk free counseling for anxiety: Needle Phobia? You will not get away with being unvaccinated
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