Zeitschrift fur Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie und Psychotherapie · 2016
Emetophobia - A Metacognitive Therapeutic Approach for an Overlooked Disorder.
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Simons Michael, Vloet Timo Daniel
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OBJECTIVE: Emetophobia is the specific fear of vomiting that usually commences during childhood and adolescence. Cognitive behavioral therapy aims to expose patients to vomiting. In this paper, a newly developed metacognitive concept and treatment approach to this disorder is illustrated within a small case series.
METHODS: Three adolescent girls with emetophobia were treated with metacognitive therapy (MCT). Measures of anxiety, worry, depression, and metacognitions before and after the treatment were documented.
RESULTS: All patients recovered during the course of 8 to 11 sessions, and measurements of anxiety, worry, depression, and metacognitions dropped markedly.
CONCLUSIONS: MCT presents a valuable treatment option for emetophobia in adolescents.
METHODS: Three adolescent girls with emetophobia were treated with metacognitive therapy (MCT). Measures of anxiety, worry, depression, and metacognitions before and after the treatment were documented.
RESULTS: All patients recovered during the course of 8 to 11 sessions, and measurements of anxiety, worry, depression, and metacognitions dropped markedly.
CONCLUSIONS: MCT presents a valuable treatment option for emetophobia in adolescents.