Emetophobic Woman Explains How Her Fear Began
Posted on October 16, 2012
If you've ever wondered what makes emetophobia so unbearable for people who have it, you can get an accurate idea of it here. How does emetophobia start? How does it affect quality of life? Is there a cure for it? Find out the answers to these questions and more.
The Nature of Emetophobia: Cause and Effect
Posted on October 10, 2012
Emetophobic people cite a variety of causes for their condition: a childhood illness, a messy accident, a bad car or boat trip... It's unfortunate that one isolated incident can lead to a lifetime of fear, but emetophobics know this to be the truth. The good news is that with time, effort, and patience, a person with emetophobia can see great improvement in the condition.
Show Educates Public on Life with Emetophobia
Posted on October 1, 2012
Emetophobia can affect your life in a variety of ways, most of which are highly negative. Most people don't realize just how far-reaching the effects of the phobia are. It's easier for some to relate to a fear of insects or snakes. See what a mother with emetophobia wants to share with people who may not understand the struggle of having the disorder.
Examining the Life of an Emetophobic Person
Posted on September 23, 2012
Have you ever felt like giving up on looking for a cure for your emetophobia? Emetophobia is a debilitating condition that can make you feel powerless. What's even worse is when you seek help only to be scoffed at by a doctor who doesn't know about the disorder. Learn about the network of support and wealth of resources available for people who have to deal with their fear of being ill.
Could Art Therapy Help Someone with Emetophobia?
Posted on July 22, 2012
Working with an Art Therapist can help reveal unconscious thoughts, feelings, and emotions that could aid in your recovery from emetophobia. If you have a difficult time, or are uncomfortable, participating in a counseling session that is primarily verbal, art therapy might provide a solution that works better for you.
Gratitude and Anxiety
Posted on July 22, 2012
Appreciating the little things in life and mastering the art of fully and sincerely expressing gratitude has been shown to greatly improve anxiety and increase overall happiness. Learning how to feel grateful in the face of anxiety is not easy, especially for individuals living with emetophobia. Fortunately, there are a few things that can be added to your daily routine to get you started down the path of living a more grateful, and hopefully less anxious, life.
Does Spirituality Promote Good Mental Health?
Posted on July 22, 2012
You may have heard of treating mental health disorders like Emetophobia with spirituality-based counseling. There are some religious organizations which offer this specific, faith-based therapy to those seeking treatment. The option may be looking more appealing after a British study showed a lack of long-term improvement in patients with depression who tried exercising to improve their mood. Read more about spirituality and depression here.
New Findings May Aid in Treating Depression
Posted on July 22, 2012
What is Anhedonia? If you suffer from depression, you may know that the term is used to describe the absence of pleasure. People with depression and other serious medical issues like emetophobia can experience this inability to derive enjoyment from anything. A new study reveals a possible cause for anhedonia which may help in treating the persistent symptom in future.
