I did the same thing during my recovery! You’ve got this!

Congratulations Emily! Surprising results. So exciting to see continued research into emetophobia.

Well done to Emily Ball, our second-place winner in the JRA Poster Exhibition!

Emily’s research, “An Investigation into Emetophobia, Neurodivergence and Interoception,” was supervised by Dr Louisa Rinaldi and Dr Giulia Poerio.

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I thought this was awesome too! Small things like that go such a long way.

I do!

We are doing active research on emetophobia with the University of Utah and have an advisory board of emetophobia specialists. Would absolutely love to connect - willy@biajourney.com

Hi David, this would be awesome. I’d love to help out if you need any resources or someone to interview. For the past 2 years I dove super deep into emetophobia research, treatment, interviewing hundreds of folks. Every bit of awareness we can create for emetophobia is so helpful.

Special shout out to @kaylousberg.bsky.social whose beautiful and generously priced asset packs enabled us to build the exciting world of Bia, now being used by kids and parents around the world to overcome emetophobia.

Hello Dr. Burnette!

We are a team of emetophobics and therapists working on resources, training, treatment tools, and awareness. Would love to connect!

Emetophobia exposure involves building a hierarchy and moving step-by-step. This can start with reading letters and words, working up to cartoons, animations, movies, videos, and activities. Vomiting is not needed. Exposure is more about building new skills and habits to break the phobia cycle.