
Emetophobia (vomit/sickness phobia) insights, tips and support from Emetophobia-Free
Hosted by Rob Kelly - creator of The Thrive Programme: Emetophobia Free - these podcasts will demystify and deconstruct this phobia in order to explain how and why people suffer from it, and how they can overcome it. Although terrifying and debilitating to the sufferer, emetophobia is actually quite easy to under... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this week's episode, host Michelle Johnson sits down with Theresa Saludo, an ex-emetophobe living in Sydney, Australia. Theresa shares the one thing that really changed things for her, and it wasn't more exposure to the thing she feared. It was le... more
This episode highlights a common misconception around social anxiety. It is often thought socially anxious people are shy, reserved and likely to avoid public situations. When in reality social anxiety is often much more subtle.
Examples include: D... more
This episode centres around the concept of Emetophobia forming part of a person's identity. Identity as defined by Erikson, E. H. (1968), is a coherent sense of self that develops over time. Once a person has created Emetophobia, it can become all c... more
In deze eerste Nederlandstalige podcast over emetofobie delen Thrive Programme coaches Lisanne Prooij en Sophie Hintzbergen hun inspirerende verhalen over het overwinnen van hun extreme angst voor overgeven. Zij weten als geen ander hoe het is om met... more
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This show centers on emetophobia through practical, coaching-based approaches, often featuring Thrive Programme coaches and people who have recovered or are navigating emetophobia in daily life. Episodes typically combine personal journeys with actionable strategies—from language shifts and cognitive techniques to exposure-inspired coaching and managing social situations—demonstrating how reframing thoughts, self-compassion, and structured routines can reduce fear and improve functioning. A standout thread is the emphasis on coaching over traditional therapy, the inclusion of both sufferers and caregivers, and a global perspective with Dutch-language and cross-cultural experiences, which broadens its relevance for listeners seeking concrete... more
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4. Kane Dingley
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