The fear of mirrors or reflective surfaces like glass in dark places reflecting dark spaces. Often caused/connected to Nyctophobia (fear of the Dark)
Nyc-tor-achu-low-phase-mos-eiso-tro-phobia
Or NAPEphobia for short
Is the fear of being near or looking at a mirror/reflective surface at night. Usually in a dark room, with the object's or mirror's current refracted image (which most of the time is lightless) giving of a omnius Blank Black Image.
Nycto = Night or or the dark
Achulo = Darkness
Phasmo = Ghost/Spirits/paranormal
Eisotro = Mirrored/Mirror Image
This phobia is usual ends up causing depression, anxiety, Insomnia, exhaustion, hallucinations, dizziness, psychosis, schizophrenia and other psychological issues
This Phobia can be treated by CBT cognitive behavioural therapy and other behavioural Therapy sessions. Other methods can include covering Mirrors or other reflective objects with a curtain or thick blankets. If in worse cases remove all mirrors or other reflective surfaces from your home/the property. If needed Keep lights on during sleep hours. As this can help reducing anxiety or possibly stop the phobia symptoms all together.
Nyc-tor-achu-low-phase-mos-eiso-tro-phobia
Or NAPEphobia for short
Is the fear of being near or looking at a mirror/reflective surface at night. Usually in a dark room, with the object's or mirror's current refracted image (which most of the time is lightless) giving of a omnius Blank Black Image.
Nycto = Night or or the dark
Achulo = Darkness
Phasmo = Ghost/Spirits/paranormal
Eisotro = Mirrored/Mirror Image
This phobia is usual ends up causing depression, anxiety, Insomnia, exhaustion, hallucinations, dizziness, psychosis, schizophrenia and other psychological issues
This Phobia can be treated by CBT cognitive behavioural therapy and other behavioural Therapy sessions. Other methods can include covering Mirrors or other reflective objects with a curtain or thick blankets. If in worse cases remove all mirrors or other reflective surfaces from your home/the property. If needed Keep lights on during sleep hours. As this can help reducing anxiety or possibly stop the phobia symptoms all together.
"She cannot stay her boyfriends's house the mirror in his room is Effecting her Nyctorachulophasmoseisotrophobia"
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Person 1
"Oh sorry I cannot stay round here"
Person 2
"Why not?"
Person 1
"Cause Nyctorachulophasmoseisotrophobia"
Person 2
" What's that?"
Person 1
" The fear of mirrors in a dark room or places"
Person 2
" Oh. . O k.."
———
Person 1
"Oh sorry I cannot stay round here"
Person 2
"Why not?"
Person 1
"Cause Nyctorachulophasmoseisotrophobia"
Person 2
" What's that?"
Person 1
" The fear of mirrors in a dark room or places"
Person 2
" Oh. . O k.."
by Zynamorth January 5, 2020