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metophobia--The-Complete- Guide-for-CBT-Therapists
Emetophobia, the intense fear of vomiting, can
be a debilitating condition that impacts every
aspect of a person's life. It is more difficult
to treat compared to most other phobias. In this
book, David Kaneria draws on his clinical
experience to provide therapists with a
comprehensive guide for treating emetophobia
using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). It
doesn't matter whether you're a seasoned CBT
practitioner or new to the field, this book is
designed to offer you an insightful and
comprehensive knowledge of Emetophobia, its
development, formulation and its evidence-based
treatment.This book is based on David Veale's
(2009) protocol for treating Emetophobia and
covers in detail various CBT components such
asHow to understand the development of
Emetophobia and the use of longitudinal
formulations to explore previous episodes of
vomiting and the development of the phobia.How to
collaboratively create a cognitive disorder
specific formulation to identify the underlying
thought processes and behaviours fuelling the
fear of vomiting.How to use self- monitoring to
explore triggers, cognitions and the use of
safety-seeking behaviours.What psychoeducation
that should be given to patients about the
adaptiveness and helpful function of vomiting and
the cost of using safety-seeking behaviours.How
to use 8220Thory A and B8221to provide a
framework for exploring the 8220bet
explanation8221for the patient's problem.How to
introduce and incorporate in-vivo exposure to
feared situations or sensations.The use of
imaginal or narrative exposure to cognitions,
themes or mental images, with the aim of
overcoming cognitive avoidance.How to introduce
and conduct effective behavioural experiments to
test the validity of thoughts, anxious
predictions or to experiment with dropping
safety-seeking