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Snake handlers shouldn't be afraid of cobras though. It's still a risk of course but it's not dangerous in the sense that it's dangerous for a normal person bec
by guerrilla 2y ago
Snake handlers shouldn't be afraid of cobras though. It's still a risk of course but it's not dangerous in the sense that it's dangerous for a normal person because of their education and experience. They've done the exposure therapy.
If your situation isn't actively harming you and is only a risk, then exposure therapy will work.
- bowsamic 2y agoNope, it will not work
- guerrilla 2y agoIt seems like you want to believe that. Why? Why would you be exempt from what the science tells us? Does that belief benefit you in some way?
- bowsamic 2y agoScience does not say that behavioural therapy works in 100% of cases. It seems you want to believe that it does. I have tried behavioural therapy, it is not right for me, it doesn’t work for me. I pursued different modalities that do work for me instead Asserting that one modality must work for everyone is ascientific nonsense