Emetophobia, the intense fear of vomiting or seeing others vomit, can be a debilitating condition that affects many people's daily lives. In this episode, we speak with Ella, a therapist who has personally struggled with emetophobia and shares her journey of coping with this phobia while working as a therapist. Ella talks about her career journey in social work and therapy, sharing her personal experiences with mental health struggles and her passion for helping others. She discusses how her own experience with emetophobia has influenced her approach to therapy and allowed her to develop a deeper level of empathy for her clients. As someone who has struggled with emetophobia, Ella offers insights into the condition, explaining what it is and how it can impact people's lives. She also shares the strategies she has found helpful in managing her own emetophobia, including self-care practices and boundary-setting. For those who may be struggling with emetophobia, Ella provides advice and coping strategies, including exposure therapy and mindfulness techniques. She also addresses common misconceptions about the phobia and the importance of mental health care and support. As a therapist, Ella emphasizes the importance of self-care and boundaries in her work, and shares her strategies for maintaining her own well-being. She also discusses the rewards of her career, including inspiring stories from her work with clients and the transformational impact of therapy. Listeners of this episode will gain a deeper understanding of emetophobia, as well as insight into the world of social work and therapy. They will also learn strategies for coping with the phobia and the importance of empathy and self-care in the field.