What is clown phobia

Coulrophobia refers to the fact that clowns will make some strange shapes and make others feel fearful or anxious.

Coulrophobia is now a common phobia that usually occurs in children. Nowadays, many children do not like to dress up as clowns. Instead, they think their appearances are weird and a bit scary or frightening. Long-term exposure can cause clown phobia, and you need to take antidepressant or antipsychotic drugs under the guidance of a doctor in a timely manner to help alleviate the condition. Moreover, the clown himself may develop an inferiority complex due to others' dislike for him, but he does not need to worry too much about it. He should first accept his job and rebuild his confidence. He also does not need to be too perfect during the performance, lest others fail to accept him and cause him to feel anxious. Before going to bed or after waking up every night, you can release your stress by daydreaming, closing your eyes and sitting quietly. When necessary, you can take medication under the guidance of a doctor to help relieve your stress, such as taking antidepressants or antipsychotic drugs, to avoid long-term mental stress, which may lead to insomnia and affect your physical health. After work, go outdoors more often and communicate with others.