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Overcoming the Fear of Vomiting - Part One - 2017

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Sunday, September 24, 2017 9:00 am

Ken Goodman, LCSW, explains the pervasive nature of Emetophobia – the fear of vomiting – the vicious cycle which keeps sufferers trapped, and the strategy for conquering this all-consuming fear. Please click here to forward any questions for Mr. Goodman.  Read Mr. Goodman's ADAA blog post about emetophia.

Read Ken Goodman's book The Emetophobia Manual: Free Yourself from the Fear of Vomit and Reclaim Your Life.

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