Online Therapy for Agoraphobia

Category: Agoraphobia Online Therapy | Last updated: March 11th, 2026 | Medically reviewed by:

Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder characterized by intense fear of public or open spaces. A person experiencing agoraphobia may have previously had a panic attack in public and may begin avoiding similar places or situations because of the fear that it could happen again.

Common places that are avoided include locations that may feel difficult to leave quickly, such as cinemas, churches, stores, or traveling by bus, train, or airplane. If you avoid situations like these due to fear of having a panic attack and sometimes even isolate yourself at home, you may be experiencing agoraphobia.

If this sounds familiar, it is important to know that many people learn ways to manage and reduce these fears. Our online therapy program is based on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a structured approach that focuses on the thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to anxiety and avoidance.

With guidance from your therapist, you can gradually begin facing situations that currently trigger fear. This process is done step by step and at a pace that feels manageable. Over time, many people learn new ways to respond to anxious thoughts, build confidence, and approach situations that once felt overwhelming.

As you continue working through these strategies, situations that once triggered panic can start to feel less intimidating. With practice and support, it is possible to regain confidence and participate more freely in daily life.

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"I have very much appreciated the feedback that I have gotten from Stephanie and it is encouraging to work through the different workbook sessions. I have discovered some surprising things about myself and also some difficult things about myself. Working through some of my behaviours has been challenging but onward and upward."

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"Conveinient way to start my therapy journey at my own pace."

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"My therapist so far seems very helpful and very interested in getting to know me and how to help me better. That's all that matters to me, so, so far so good!"

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"Sometimes you have to change therapists before you finally get the answers you need. Stick with it and find the right one who matches best to you."

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"So far a good experience, I really appreciate how easy it is to switch therapists and the response times CAN be slow but aren't terrible. Not sure how useful the worksheets are on their own, but they're good conversation starters for your therapist!"

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"The ability to message a therapist in between sessions is such a fantastic aspect of this that I've never had with more typical therapy arrangements!"

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"The therapy I've been receiving has helped me a lot. It's been great to finally be able to talk to someone about mu issues and receive proper advice and insight"

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"So far it's been great. I found a wonderful therapist to talk to and am learning to change my behaviors and think about why I do some things. 10/10 would recommend!"

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"I wish there was an option for bi-weekly therapy."

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