New ride at Thorpe Park, England, one of the rollercoaster ride of panic that invites anyone to ride, have a unique course program. Playgrounds are working closely with Virgin Atlantic to design a program (rather treatment) to help people cope with extreme reactions while on a rollercoaster.
Half-day course to overcome a phobia of this rollercoaster known as veloxrotaphobia. The plan, the technique of 'healing' will use a variety of psychological tools and techniques that have been adapted to the standard course of Virgin Atlantic, including neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
This course will also explain how the rollercoaster ride to work and anyone who would be safe. Session course participants will end up with Swarm, the first winged rollercoaster in the UK, where they hurtle through the air with a speed of nearly 62 kilometers per hour and dive to the bottom of the range as high as about 12 meters.
"One reason people are afraid of flying are feeling out of control, which happens to those who are afraid to ride the rollercoaster," said Paul Tizzard, program co-director of Virgin Atlantic Flying Without Fear. "This course has a 98 percent success rate, and after testing the trip, the cabin crew and pilots believe that this technique can be adapted to help them is afraid to ride the rollercoaster or flight," he added, as quoted Dailymail, Saturday (04/14/2012) .
