yes thank you very much for this thank you conversation for these memories. it was a podcast life of the wonderful with you alexei varlamov , writer, rector of the literary institute. thank you. as you know, we understand everything in sports, medicine, and in politics everyone understands this. there is one more area that everyone uses, but no one understands what is at stake. this is the very area in which i am in love and which has now become my second life, my second destiny for the rest of my life. we continue our conversation about aviation.

today we will touch on a surprising little topic, to whom we will talk about psychology as a guest. medical psychologist central medical flight expert commission candidate of psychological sciences associate professor you are related to aviation, for example, people who are trying to enter aviation people who have entered some aviation educational institution or people who, for example, are leaving military aviation and moving to civil you touch this category of people. yes that's right. here are all three categories you listed - this is the one aviation personnel who undergo an assessment of their health, including psychiatric doctors, on-board expert commission. and how

widespread is the phobia of flying. i mean from the point of view of a profession, let's say a pilot, and from the point of view of passengers , this phobia of the fear of flying is very common. well, we are all from the point of view of the acceleration of the rhythm and so on loads of this disturbance of sleep and wakefulness are not healthier, therefore, and any phobia is the same disorder based on the nervous system, therefore people are prone to an anxious type of reaction depressive reactions. it even lists itself a little. no, well, the anxiety is just to drown it out, after all. this is working with a psychotherapist from working as a specialist. you can drown it out with medication, that is, dull its manifestation. well, as if in everyday life, namely to get rid of anxiety. she is not

subject. this is what you know besvoda just worries me. i'm just afraid of this feeling of irrational fear, fear of some events, the possibility of some kind of occurrence that might happen. something there bad something terrible. this is anxiety in its purest form. here, and fear is always objective, here. i'm afraid of spiders. no, i mean, i'm not afraid of them. this is what i mean in general. here is the fear of public speaking. yes, that is, fear has an object. i know what i'm afraid of, and anxiety is not anxiety. it is more than this increases the question of what i'm afraid of is understandable. e question. and that's why