The Needle Phobia Information Center Columbus, Ohio 43221 USA Email for information on speaking engagements by clicking below Last update: 2007, May 13 The Needle Phobia Information Center wishes to thank Roche Diagnostics for its continuing support of the Center's lectures on Needle Phobia.

Speaker on Needle Phobia Now Available Want a speaker who can deliver a truly unique talk for your health care or patient support group? Oh the Needle!  The Shot Heard Around the World The Needle Phobia Information Center announces the availability of Mr. Lamb to provide a ground-breaking lecture on the topic of Needle Phobia. Whether it be a conference on phlebotomy or a patient diabetes support group, Mr. Lamb delivers an eye-opening talk on Needle Phobia.  Talks for health care professionals or patients and their support providers are available. The goal of this presentation is to build an awareness of Needle Phobia and its symptoms and treatments.  Improving just one life will be worth it.  The fee for this program is very reasonable to meet all budgets. Here are comments from recent talks: From a diabetes educator:  "Everyone enjoyed your presentation.  I had some good feedback from those in attendance.  A comment was even made about your passion and knowledge regarding your topic.   Thank you again for talking to our group." From a sponsor of a talk to parents of diabetic children at one of the Parents of Little Ones programs: "I just wanted to thank you for coming to Cleveland and talking to the POLO group.  It was received well by the parents.  Maybe we can do it again next year for another one of their meetings." From a phlebotomy educator: "Congratulations! A rousing success!  I'm thrilled at how well received you were.  Thanks for sharing your experiences.  I will continue to work you into a laboratory conference."

Information about groups hosting Needle Phobia talks: Sample flyer from a talk the diabetes support group at Mercy Medical Center, Canton Ohio Mercy Medical Center of Canton, Ohio offers Kids Involved with Diabetes Support in association with JDRF.  KIDS offers a topic of interest, networking and socialization, and hands-on activities for children with diabetes under 18 and their families.  Meetings are held monthly except during the summer and in December.  Call 330-489-1000 ext. 2121 for more information.