Talk Show Coulrophobia Or The Fear Of The Clowns

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At the begin, I am the guest for " Breakfast with Flynn ". The format that my group choose is Talk Show ( Offline video ). The Phobia that we will tell you guys is " Coulrophobia or the fear of the clowns ". We will show you about the cause of that phobia, how it's effect in life like: it makes Katherine scared when she sees the clown or joker! More than that, we'll learn how to confront it ( maybe using exposer therapy ) Also show Katherine the benefits of the clowns so she'll overcome her fear of the clown. My job is in the talk show is a guest so i have to remember some details of the person that scared of the clown! I must act like real, also give symptoms or signs like the people that have coulrophobia as well! I think ours group video

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