The phrase "all phobias" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every type of phobia collectively, often in discussions about mental health or psychology.
Example: "The study aimed to explore the causes and effects of all phobias on individuals' daily lives."
Alternatives: "every phobia" or "all types of phobias".
(She maintains the unlikeliest of all phobias for an actress: she dislikes having her picture taken).
The idea is that all phobias are basically the same and you shrink the object down, reframe it as silly or drained of colour.
The diagnosis first appeared in the 1980 edition of the official Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; before that, all phobias were lumped together.
Time and again, Freud would settle on a position — the seduction theory, which posited that many neurotic women had been seduced by their fathers, or the proposition that all phobias have their roots in sexual dysfunction and anxiety neurosis — only to reverse or enlarge the theory just as his advocates began to canonize it.
"Overestimating the cost or consequences is a hallmark of all phobias.
Common mental disorders included generalized anxiety disorder, mixed anxiety and depressive disorder, all phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic disorder and depressive episode.
Many articles and scientific journals have confirmed what we at the NUA have always known: All our phobias and "isms" are made far worse when segregation and "like-thinking" is the order of the day.
Cooper's Stark is 90% Howard Hughes, minus all the phobias and weird stuff; Jarvis seems high-strung, High Brit and hilarious, though no doubt there's a reason Tony Stark named his computer system after him.
The first is that all phobia therapy teaches you to relax and breathe.
Social business means challenging all the usual phobias around race, sex and gender.
My friends tell me I'm like the southern version of a Woody Allen character because of all my phobias, allergies and neuroses.
