Today, I emailed a survey to everyone on my list asking this question:

“What is Your Biggest Question About Agoraphobia?”

I had about 45 responses within one hour, and the questions keep coming in. I want to answer as many or all of the questions that I can - and here are the ways I am going to do it:

1. Through the weekly Voice of Hope Messages (sent each Friday people on my mailing lists).

2. In the monthly Agoraphobia Report Newsletters.

3. Through regular posts on this blog.

4. During upcoming telephone seminars.

I am going to be offering telephone seminars very soon, to give you a chance to get on the phone with me and ask questions. These teleseminars will also give me the chance to go deeper and share specific, step-by-step details about agoraphobia recovery for those who sign up.

If you sign up for the Agoraphobia Report Newsletter, you will be notified of all the above. Also, if you have a question about agoraphobia click on “Questions?” and submit it. I will do my best to respond.

I care about your recovery from agoraphobia.

Many of you have already read and commented on the July edition of the Agoraphobia Report - “Beat Agoraphobia with Your Eyes Closed.”

In no way do I intend the title to make light of the hard work it can take to recover from agoraphobia. Believe me, I know what it takes from personal experience.

The purpose of the newsletter was to explain how powerful visualization can be in your recovery from agoraphobia and why it is important to reprogram both sides of the brain (left AND right).

So many self-help programs emphasize changing your thinking (left side), but to make a complete recovery from agoraphobia, it’s important to change the pictures in your mind (right side), too. This month’s newsletter has some basic instructions to help get you started.

If you haven’t already, sign up for the Agoraphobia Report to read why and how to change the pictures in your mind.