Phone-In Success Stories

Its the thirteenth and so many suffer with triskaidekaphobia. The Speakmans talk to This Morning callers who have a fear of magpies and the number 13.

The Speakmans take calls from This Morning viewers who are suffering with an array of phobias, with Dermot O’Leary and Josie Gibson. One caller Michelle has a fear of wasps, Nikki a fear of fish and Carrie and unusual fear of unfamiliar bedding.

Nik & Eva host a phone in and help callers with common phobias being flying and motorways and also a very unusual phobia toy Furby’s.

Nik and Eva take calls from This Morning viewers who are suffering with an array of phobias, with Ben Shepard and Cat Deely. One caller Karen has an unusual fear of round carrots, Donna has a fear of driving on motorways, Pina has a fear of heights and Lisa a fear of beards.

Nik & Eva take calls from those suffering with phobias. One caller has emetophobia or a phobia of vomit which is the most common phobia Nik and Eva work with.

Nik & Eva host a phobia phone-in and help two viewers. One who is struggling with a phobia of dogs and another who has a trip to Walt Disney World soon but is suffering with a phobia of rollercoasters.

The Speakmans help callers with food phobias. Phobias of eating fish (ichthyophobia), eggs (ovaphobia) and meat fat (carnophobia). Offering the callers an alternative perspective to what they believe.

The Speakmans join Dermot and Alison to take calls from This Morning viewers who are suffering with phobias of flying, costume characters including Easter Bunny and also loud noises.

The Speakmans take calls from This Morning viewers who are suffering with an array of phobias, with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. One caller had a fear of flying (aerophobia), with another suffering from a lack of self-confidence.

The Speakmans talk to This Morning callers who are crippled with debilitating superstitions, with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby presenting. One caller has a fear of magpies, another can’t say the words ‘monkey’ or ‘rat’ — another caller has a fear of odd numbers.

The Speakmans take calls from the public on This Morning, who are phoning in to ask for help on how to overcome their phobias. One caller had a phobia of escalators (escalaphobia) and another lady had a phobia of their photo being taken (photophobia).

The Speakmans offer ITV This Morning callers with help and advice on Friday 13th January on all things superstitions, talking to someone with a fear of magpies, another with a fear of Friday 13th itself, a fear of knocking of wood, and more.

The Speakmans tackle This Morning callers’ fears, anxieties and trepidation when it comes to the festive season, with Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond presenting.

The Speakmans help This Morning callers with all things Halloween, offering helpful tips and advice to help those overcome their samhainophobia (an irrational fear of Halloween).

The Speakmans aid many callers who are all suffering with a fear of spiders (arachnophobia) on This Morning’s ‘spider clinic’ phone-in, offering advice to positively change their perspective on one of the most common household phobias.

The Speakmans help callers with a phobia of lego (lateriphobia), beetroot (a branch of lachanophobia, a fear of vegetables) and cotton wool (sidonglobophobia), a rare sensory phobia.

The Speakmans take calls on This Morning from sufferers of some extremely unusual and specific phobias, one being a phobia of belly buttons (omphalophobia) and another being a fear of the ‘Jaws’ theme tune, despite not being afraid of sharks.

The Speakmans tackle callers’ phobias on This Morning, with Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. This phone-in addresses a fear of electricity pylons (electrophobia), motorway anxiety and cats (ailurophobia).

The Speakmans give advice to callers on This Morning who are suffering with a fear of flying (aerophobia), a phobia of worms (scoleciphobia) and also agoraphobia, the fear of leaving the house.

The Speakmans help This Morning callers with a phobia of fish (ichthyophobia) and a phobia of enclosed spaces (claustrophobia), helping viewers to feel better about their fears and offer an alternative perspective to what they believe.

The Speakmans offer helpful advice to This Morning callers’ fears, anxieties and trepidation when it comes to life after COVID-19 lockdown, with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby presenting.

The Speakmans take calls from some unusual phobia sufferers on This Morning, with Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond presenting. One caller (Lulu) phoned in acquiring a fear of terracotta pots, after she had an accident on her Dad's scooter on holiday.

On This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby, The Speakmans tackle one caller’s bizarre phobia of joggers (a branch of pantaloonyphobia), another’s fear of flying (aerophobia) and also another viewer’s phobia of slugs and snails (molluscophobia).

The Speakmans tackle a range of arachnophobia callers on This Morning and offer helpful facts, advice and positive perspective to those who are suffering with the symptoms of a fear of spiders.

The Speakmans aid This Morning callers who are battling a range of issues, one being fear of bees (melissophobia), which can be linked to a distressing experience of being stung or hearing a bee’s buzz.

The Speakmans take calls with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby and help viewers with a phobia of butterflies (lepidopterophobia), spoons (koutaliaphobia) and stickers (pittakionophobia), an extremely rare fear.

The Speakmans offer advice and help to This Morning callers who are battling debilitating phobias, one being fear of the number 23 (eikositriophobia), fish (ichthyophobia) and small holes (trypophobia), a phobia that’s certainly on the rise.

The Speakmans help callers with a phobia of toilets (paruresis), tall buildings (megalophobia) and lifts, which is usually connected to claustrophobia (enclosed spaces) and agorophobia (being trapped).

The Speakmans take superstitious viewer’s calls on This Morning, including a sufferer of a phobia of hospitals (nosocomephobia). Other callers have a superstition of knocking on wood, and Friday the 13th.