Extreme phobia of needles

Rita, a young woman in her early thirties approached to find a solution to her extreme needle phobia. She was petrified of needles, would need to be restrained to be administered an injection and even watching an injection being given on the TV screen or to someone else would make her nauseous.

Rita regressed into the life of a young village woman who is married but not close to her husband. One day her husband was beaten up and left badly wounded at the farm. She was forced to give blood for him, by a brutish doctor who hurt her left arm badly whilst injecting the syringe. She recollected being petrified when she saw the long syringe, kept calling out for her mother, and ultimately had to be restrained to withdraw blood. Body therapy had to be done to reduce the associated traumatic charge.

In the second session, Rita regressed to a woman running a successful baking business. She decides to set up a large bakery shop and whilst putting up a signage managed to hammer a nail into her thumb instead of the plank leading to loss of blood and consciousness. She did get better and thereafter had a happy successful life. Body therapy was done to deal with the trauma of hammering the nail into her own thumb.

These past life sessions were a doorway into the issue in current life. In the third session, Rita went into her early childhood in current life where a blood test had to be done. She remembered screaming, crying at the sight of syringe and had to be restrained by her parents and nurse. Subsequently, these bouts continued every time a blood test was required. Inner child healing was done with focus on a dialogue between Rita and her parents.

Outcome:

Rita was able to take her injections and give blood tests without screaming and without being restrained. She said she still felt a bit scared, but not petrified and did not need support.