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Sean Wheeler on The Bert Show to Cure a Phobia

I appeared on The Bert Show again today for the first time in a while. They brought me on to talk to a listener who had what they described as a very unusual problem – the fear of throwing up (vomiting). When they first called, I immediately said “Yes… emetophobia!”

I’ve seen numerous clients over the years with this problem and all of them have responded very well to my approach, so I agreed to work with their listener and shed some light on how it works.

You can click this link to listen to the segment from the show. I’ll be meeting with her in my office during the next few days, and next week we’ll be back on The Bert Show to talk about how it went.

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