Teach Bravery - not to be fearless distinction

Teaching bravery involves building trust with the person and reassuring them that they have control over the situation. By gradually exposing the individual to their fear, such as needles in this case, and allowing them to set boundaries and leave when they've had enough, they learn to be brave rather than less afraid. This approach helps individuals confront their fears and become more courageous, rather than eliminating fear altogether.