According to the National Institute of Mental Health there are over 6 million people in the United States suffering from some type of phobia (by all accounts that is a low figure). Although there is no available statistic as to how many suffer from driving phobia, it is reasonable to suggest that their numbers are high. This type of phobia makes the ordinary act of driving a nightmare. Some individuals are so paralyzed with the fear of driving that they either significantly reduce their life’s activities or simply not drive at all.

Driving phobias are not to be taken lightly. Not only can they prevent people from enjoying life to the fullest, they can become crippling, making it difficult for people to hold a job or engage in social activities.

Driving on highways/freeways?
Driving over bridges/causeways?
Driving in traffic?
Driving in bad weather?
Making turns?
Changing lanes?
Driving long distances?
Driving at higher speeds?

I have been treating people suffering from phobias and panic attacks for over 15 years in my practice as a licensed psychotherapist. I have been successfully training fearful drivers for over 5 years. I developed this program for my own clients and am now offering you the benefit of all that success.