Looks like you're letting the jump set your rotation for you, which is alright for getting over the fear but you have to get used to popping and controlling your rotation by how hard you set the flip. Im saying this because a couple years ago i went pretty big off a jump and went to flat on my head and broke by elbow and still have injured discs in my neck because i let the jump just buck me. Over rotating will be a persistent problem until you get more control off the lip.
