Specific Phobia (SP) is a common psychiatric problem that varies considerably in theme from person to person. Common examples include a fear of heights (i.e., acrophobia), enclosed spaces (i.e., claustrophobia), flying (i.e., aviophobia), dentists (i.e., dentophobia), animals (e.g., cynophobia – dogs), insects (e.g., arachnophobia – spiders), needles and injections (i.e., trypanophobia), water (i.e., aquaphobia), vomiting (i.e., emetophobia), and crossing bridges (i.e., gephyrophobia).