18 Year Old With Late-Onset Emetophobia
Posted on July 12, 2012
Can subtle and gradual lifestyle changes someday turn into a full blown phobia? Emily didn't think so but after gradually altering her life to cope with her frequent stomach issues, she found herself living with emetophobia. Read about Emily's journey and her experiences that eventually led to this life-altering realization.
Anxiety: Is It Making You Age Faster?
Posted on July 12, 2012
You may have heard that high stress and anxiety can lead to health problems. But what exactly is it about stress that hurts your body? Where does the damage start? And why does long-term anxiety start to show on your face? Read more about the effects of sustained anxiety on your health.
Introverted or Emetophobic?
Posted on July 12, 2012
What makes an emetophobic different from the classic introvert? Well, for one, most emetophobics do not behave the way that they do simply out of preference. Although someone with emetophobia may appear to have many similarities to an introvert, there is a deep underlying fear that prevents a person with severe emetophobia from participating in social events.
One Woman with Emetophobia Looks at the Bright Side
Posted on July 12, 2012
Is there anything positive that has come out of your struggle with emetophobia? One woman takes a closer look at her life and determines a few things, that have happened as a result of her emetophobia, that she is thankful for. Examples include a cleaner house and improved personal hygiene.
Most Embarrassing Moments
Posted on July 12, 2012
If you are living with emetophobia, you have undoubtedly had your fair share (or more than your fair share) of embarrassing moments. If you in the mood for a good laugh and some lighthearted reading material, check out this collection of "most embarrassing moments" written by others who have emetophobia.
What Works for People with Panic Disorder?
Posted on July 10, 2012
Panic disorder can be frightening for people who have it and their loved ones. The anxiety caused by the disorder is extremely high; it can even make one reluctant to leave home. Panic attacks disrupt the normal functioning of life. What exactly is a panic attack? Can panic attacks be prevented? Read about the recommended methods for treating panic disorder.
Gender Differences in Math-Related Anxiety
Posted on July 10, 2012
A long-established stereotype says that boys are better at math than girls. Unfortunately, it seems children may very well be aware of this myth. Girls know that they are not expected to be good at math and science. So how does this false belief affect them? Read more about it here!
Anxiety Common in Those With Arthritis
Posted on July 10, 2012
Could living with depression and anxiety increase your risk of developing arthritis? A new study conducted by the CDC reveals that this may be the case. The relationship may be due to tensing of the hands during anxious situations. Unfortunately, approximately half of the individuals with anxiety or depression symptoms in the study had not sought any help for their mental health conditions.
