24h Emergency Help With Acute Stage Fright In Berlin, Online And...

Mayday, mayday! You will soon have a presentation, a stage performance or an exam, an event that causes you great anxiety?
 
Stage-Fright

Stage fright! Help! Now!

 

You are about to have a performance in front of an audience, like a pitch, a test, a speech or a presentation, a situation that frightens you? Professional help for stage fright is also possible at short notice.

24h emergency help with acute stage fright

 

You are about to have an appearance in front of an audience, like a pitch, a test, a speech or a presentation, a situation that frightens you? Professional help for stage fright is also possible at short notice.

If it is very urgent: I offer coaching and more (yes, I have the required allowance to do psychotherapy) to overcome stage fright, performance anxiety, speech anxiety, and test anxiety.

 

 

 

Short-term help with stage fright

 

It’s easy. How to get your short-term, effective support:

  • You inform yourself in advance about the offer, my person, and the conditions.
  • Then give me a call or write me a message.
  • We schedule an appointment for my office or at your place. If a direct face-to-face meeting is not so easy, we will find a way over the phone or online via the Internet with video.
  • You get my help around the clock, 24/7.
  • You send me a short description of your problem and your goal.
  • Likewise, if you confirm the appointment by bank transfer, in urgent cases, you can make instant transfers, which many banks now offer. You will receive the necessary information when required.
  • To prepare for the meeting, you will receive further questions or checklists.
  • On the agreed date you will receive your help with practical recommendations, tools, and more importantly applicable in the acute case: With my help, you will be in a favorable state and know how to maintain it.

Face to face at your place

 

If you prefer it face to face, I can also travel to you at short notice. Assuming I am available, and we both agree to the terms. We can meet wherever you feel comfortable; at your home, office, hotel or venue.

 

Outside of Berlin and especially for international bookings, in addition to my fees, the following will apply:

 

  • Rental car, train ticket (1st class) or flights (international at least business class)
  • Pick-up at and return to the airport
  • Accommodation for the duration of the stay (at least 4-star hotel with breakfast)
  • Reasonable expenses

Just ask me personally

 

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Acute, intense stage fright?

 

You do not have to go to the hospital with stage fright, but it can still put you off track. Excessive stage fright often gets you just when you’re already nervous. And when it increases to a certain extent, it assumes an intensity that is beyond the stimulating effect.

A typical example: The moment before you have to step in front of your audience, the fear is so intense that you want to cancel it or suspect that you can only complete it to a limited extent.

Typical symptoms of stage fright and speech anxiety

 

Symptoms of excessive stage fright or speech anxiety or performance anxiety hinder the speaker. A successful performance is then unfortunately rather questionable.

Much more helpful would be a positive-excited state that does not distract too much from the performance, the audience and the speech.

 

 

 

1. Your thinking and the cognitive symptoms

 

The thoughts revolve around fears, worries, and fears that arise …

  • on your performance
  • on your rating
  • on how the audience rates you.

Devaluing thoughts, as well as one’s claim to performance, can be so strong that in the worst case one feels worthless if the speech does not correspond to one’s expectations. The thoughts and fears can occur before, during or after the speech situation and differ in intensity.

 

 

 

2. Emotional symptoms

 

During stage fright and speech anxiety, we are overcome by a series of emotions. Unfortunately, there are almost always negative feelings. The emotions range from mild discomfort to panicked emotions:

  • anxiety
  • strain
  • excitement
  • nervousness
  • panic
  • mourning
  • unrest
  • uncertainty
  • despair

What feelings do you associate with your stage fright? Are there temporal or situational changes?

 

 

 

3. Physical symptoms

 

Due to the fear, the body is on alert. The sympathetic system of our autonomic nervous system releases the neurotransmitters norepinephrine and epinephrine.

But as we are not like our ancestors in the wilderness quickly flee or fight the danger, unfortunately, these substances provide no helpful contribution. Instead, there are unpleasant physical reactions such as:

  • tense muscles
  • increased pulse
  • high blood pressure
  • blush
  • memory problems
  • faster breathing
  • sweat
  • stomach, intestinal problems

Everyone has their typical physical reactions that bother him the most. Interestingly, primarily the thoughts and feelings that accompany us with the physical symptoms that make them so unpleasant, embarrassing or anxious.

 

 

 

4. Behavioral symptoms

 

Typical symptoms of behavior:

  • Speak
    • The voice becomes too soft, monotonous, shaky.
    • The voice is higher than usual.
    • The speech flow is disturbed.
    • The speed of speech is too fast, too slow or halting.
    • Slips of opinion are increasing.
    • Word-finding problems
    • Stress suffers from bad breathing.
    • Breathing becomes superficially fast, hectic, flat.
    • The throat feels weird and it is often cleared.
  • The facial expressions become rigid and immobile, often masklike.
  • The body movements are hectic, angular, awkward, stiff, immobile.
  • The usually skilled handling of tools and instruments is clumsy.
  • View
    • Eye contact is avoided, is restless, often very rigidly focused on the manuscript.
    • The view is lowered to the ground or directed to the ceiling.

Some changes in behavior, such as clearing off the throat, are consciously noticed, while others are typically unaware of other changes, such as rigid facial expressions.

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Do you have any questions or comments?

5 Comments

  1. How do I know I can afford the service?
    How much does it cost?

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  2. Great!

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  3. Sounds expensive!

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  4. How long does the result of the session last?

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Speech anxiety as an obstacle for your career

Stage fright is a common experience, most people know the queasy feeling as well as the sweaty fingers, and that is already unpleasant enough. But what if speech anxiety becomes a career killer?

This article is a short excerpt from the more comprehensive course materials my clients receive in a group or individual training or coaching.

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