Tag: emetophobia

  • Best book for Emetophobics

    “Best book for Emetophobics” “This book was a lifeline in the stormy ocean that was emetophobia. I’ve written a book on this subject and at the time I was in hell because of this addiction and could see no way out. I’d had different attempts to help/cure me and nothing came even close. I bought…

  • Mary overcomes her fear of being sick and makes the newspaper!

    Mary Overcomes her Emetophobia Mary is notably one of our biggest supporters having dedicatedly overcome her fear of being sick last year. After 75 years, Mary decided enough was enough and that it was time to do something about it. After researching about her fear of being sick and discovering Cure Your Emetophobia & Thrive,…

  • Are you positive with cancer?

    Are you positive with Cancer? In the United Kingdom, around 900 people every day are diagnosed with cancer, meaning that on average 75 people experience a life changing medical diagnosis each hour. This can be extremely difficult and can have a huge emotional impact, resulting in shock, fear and disbelief. Equally, there may be a…

  • Next Emetophobia Seminar taking Place in Edinburgh in June

    Emetophobia Seminar – Edinburgh The New Thrive Programme® offers a ground-breaking way to cure the effects of phobias and anxiety The Thrive Programme® is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week, from 11-17th May, using revolutionary techniques for those suffering from phobias and anxiety. Andrew Farquharson, Thrive Programme consultant, is publicising the benefits of the programme and…

  • Feeling Fuzzy

    Feeling Fuzzy The beginning of the week always feels like a brand new start. The best time to turn over a new leaf. Time to get going with gusto! But good intentions do not always make it through to Tuesday morning, and if they do, by Wednesday we’ve usually lost our focus. Perhaps you’ve been…

  • Why is it so important to process events in an INTERNAL way?

    Processing Events Internally… Why is it so important to process events in an INTERNAL way? This short video discusses the difference between processing events in an external manner versus an internal manner. If you’ve read any of my Thrive books, you will know what is meant by an internal and external locus of control. If…

  • ‘Significant Others’ – how loved ones can unhelpfully collude

    Significant Others and Collusion The following few pages come from the March 2014 edition of  ‘Cure your emetophobia and thrive’ about Significant Others and Collusion A ‘significant other’ is any person who is important to an individual’s life or wellbeing. Sociologically speaking, it is any person with a strong influence on an individual’s self-evaluation, who…

  • Self-esteem is key to weight management

    Self-Esteem and Weight Self-esteem as a key to weight-management Are you on first name terms with your muffin-top? Bingo wings in a flap? Or on a mission to put on a few pounds and get back into the ‘healthy’ range?   Research shows that high self-esteem is significant in helping you to achieve weight-related goals.…

  • Mean what you say… Say what you mean…

    Mean what you say… say what you mean… Oi! You! Mind your language! Wash your mouth out! No, not that sort of language… Learning to ‘mind your language’ is an important part of The Thrive Programme. It has a big impact on your mental wellbeing. When we change our words we can change our minds.…

  • Madonna takes a tumble – and THRIVES

    Madonna Thrives Through Adversity So, Madonna took a tumble. Megastar Madonna had costume-failure (well, costume-removal failure) at last night’s Brit Awards. She fell over in front of a global audience of millions, got up and got back on with the show. What’s that got to do with The Thrive Programme? This exemplifies many skills taught…