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For individuals living with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and anxiety, winter can bring unique challenges. As a therapist practicing Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), I’ve observed how seasonal changes, especially during winter, can influence OCD symptoms. This blog explores these impacts and offers specialized strategies for management. The Winter Effect […]

Understanding the Winter Impact on OCD: Strategies for Effective Management

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Existential OCD, a challenging aspect of obsessive-compulsive disorder, often leaves individuals grappling with profound questions about life, death, and existence. As a therapist specializing in exposure and response prevention (ERP) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), I aim to shed light on evidence-based strategies to manage this form of OCD. Understanding Existential OCD and ERP […]

Navigating Existential OCD: A Guide to Exposure and Response Prevention Techniques

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When one thinks of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), the immediate image might be of repeated handwashing or checking rituals. However, OCD has a subtler, often overlooked facet: mental compulsions. These internal compulsions can be just as distressing, and understanding them is crucial for comprehensive OCD care. Mental Compulsions: The Unseen Rituals Unlike the overt behaviors commonly associated […]

Navigating the Invisible: Mental Compulsions in OCD

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The journey into motherhood, while beautiful, comes with its set of unique challenges. One such lesser-discussed challenge is Postpartum OCD. As you navigate this new chapter, understanding the intricacies of this condition becomes pivotal. Postpartum OCD: Beyond the Typical “Baby Blues” Many new mothers experience mood fluctuations, often dubbed the “baby blues”. However, Postpartum OCD, an […]

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, often known as OCD, is a multifaceted condition. Among its various presentations, one particularly challenging aspect is moral scrupulosity. If you’ve ever found yourself excessively worried about being morally upright or feared that your thoughts or actions might be immoral [ link to this podcast episode], you’ve encountered this facet of OCD. What is […]

Moral Scrupulosity in OCD: What You Need to Know

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The advent of a new year is synonymous with new beginnings, aspirations, and of course, New Year’s resolutions. For many, these resolutions signify hope and positive change. However, for those grappling with perfectionism OCD, this time of year can bring a unique set of challenges. Understanding the dynamics between perfectionism OCD and New Year’s resolutions […]

Perfectionism OCD and the Promise of a New Year

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) wears many masks, and one of its less-discussed forms is real event OCD. This subtype often leaves individuals ruminating about past events, filled with exaggerated guilt and shame. But, what if there was a systematic way to address these intense emotions? Let’s delve into how exposure and response prevention (ERP) offers a […]

i need this stat!

A great tool for those with OCD and anxiety OR professionals.  This free PDF will help you identify goals and set them into motion step by step.

"Imagine  Your Recovered Life" instant download PDF

free worksheet