Fear of public speaking or 'Glossophobia' is one of the most common phobias. Research shows that it affects up to three out of every four people. Glossophobia is believed to be linked to Stage Fright and Social Phobia and can often be traced to early child-hood trauma such as being forced to speak in front of class mates. There is also evidence to suggest that low self esteem plays an important part in undermining confidence in public speaking situations. Typical symptoms include;

Thinking Presenters understand how these symptoms can impact upon your ability to make an effective presentation, deliver a 'big' speech or indeed conduct any group speaking work. It is worth noting that even the most effective speakers often suffer from 'nerves'.

We will help you learn how to reduce and remove your fears, how to utilise nervous energy and how to create powerful 'enabling states'.

So, if you feel that a fear of public speaking is holding you back, take action. Contact us today!