Fear of Flying Clinic SF

01/02/2017

Happy New Year! Do you have a resolution that you're going to finally get over that nagging fear of flying? We can help.

Our registration process is easy. Please see the link below to fill our a short form to get started.

http://www.fofc.com/class-information-and-enrollment

CLASS INFORMATION AND ENROLLMENT

01/02/2017

Our first Clinic spans 4 days and is in on January 28th and 29th and February 4th and 5th. Here is more information about the clinic. http://www.fofc.com/the-clinic

THE CLINIC

01/02/2017

Mark your Calendars. The dates of our 2017 Clinics and Workshops have been set. Please visit our website wwww.fofc.com for details.

10/05/2016

Your Confidentiality Matters To Us

While we encourage openness and work to shatter stigma, we also absolutely respect that some of our clients desire more privacy than others. As we work together, all our clients are asked to respect each other's privacy. We trust that all our clients will honor the confidentiality of their classmates, and the FOFC itself will never use a client's name or image in any of our materials without that client's explicit permission

10/05/2016

Bring a friend for support to the Fear of Flying Clinic

If you find the support of a friend or family member helpful, they are welcome to attend as observers. This can in fact sometimes be a useful addition, if the observer is able to reinforce what the client is learning. We would ask, however, that support persons not have a fear of flying themselves.

09/23/2016

The Fear of Flying Clinic needs board members. If you are as passionate about our mission as we are, and have time to volunteer, please fill out the following application!

https://goo.gl/forms/XnwewWVcjKSd7vlg1

09/20/2016

Please note the dates for our upcoming Clinic: Oct. 22-23 and Oct 29-30. You must attend both weekends. The final day includes a graduation flight. All meetings are held out at the SFO International Airport. Register at FOFC.com or call our office.

09/13/2016

We would love to talk with you. Please contact us with any questions that you may have

09/10/2016

AAA's Via Magazine wrote a nice article about our clinic. It's an oldie but goodie.
https://www.viamagazine.com/travel-tips/overcoming-fear-flying

09/02/2016

AAA's Via Magazine wrote a nice article about our clinic. It's an oldie but goodie.
https://www.viamagazine.com/travel-tips/overcoming-fear-flying

09/02/2016

We love hearing from our previous students. We heard from Rich after another successful flight. What a champion in our eyes.



"I'm happy to report that the flight was a success! I was anxious during takeoff, but it lasted less than a minute or two. The breathing exercises really helped. The rest of the flight was uneventful for me and I even was able to get up and walk about the cabin a few times. You have no idea how big this is for me. I'm not cured by any stretch, but me and my wife are eternally grateful. I got my freedom back again and it's all thanks to you and the program"

08/29/2016

In the course of our 2-weekend clinic, we'll take you behind-the-scenes of commercial aviation to:

Tour SFO airport
Tour an aircraft maintenance hangar
Sit in the cockpit of a commercial jet
Visit SFO's airport control tower

This unparalleled access is unique to the Fear of Flying Clinic, and essential for demystifying a fear-based approach to flying. We discuss weather-related preemptive air-traffic control with the pilots and engineers themselves, learn how weather cautions may be unnecessarily affecting you as a fearful flyer—and parse apart what's reality versus actual threat.

We identify the take-off and landing noises that may be "triggers" for you, but pose zero risk—the mysterious squeaks and bumps so commonly misinterpreted by fearful fliers as evidence of danger. During the maintenance tour (the tour place on a stationary commercial airliner, parked in an SFO hangar) we'll demonstrate the function of various airplane parts and the sounds they generate. Dependably and powerfully, this one-of-kind exposure work helps our clients progress leaps and bounds past the imagined scenarios that, thus far, have lorded over their most anxious moments in the sky. Those mysterious "thumps" and "whistles" are no longer cause for alarm—in fact, they become reassuring checks in the flight's progress. When you understand the technical step-by-step of what a flight entails, it's all suddenly much less scary. Wild speculation is replaced by reassuring fact—and this is the core of our "relearning" work. Empowering you with information.