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3 Crucial Reasons Why Exposure Therapy Fails In OCD That Isn’t Treatment Resistant
My book argues that desire glides close to aversion, appearing to look like people experience both like and disgust (NA). However, while it doesn’t happen with everyone who has pure-intrusive thoughts, those who struggle with false desire usually think the solution is to work harder at preventing the feared outcome. In such cases, it can lead to a term known as absorption. Subsequently, these people conflict and become even more preoccupied with the obsession.
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How Folding Your Arms Can Help You Power Through Peripheral Staring
There are different techniques you can use to suppress the urge to look in situations I’ve just described. I’ll share one involving competing responses where a specific discomfort must overpower the premonitory urge to stare. This technique addresses the tic, not an obsession and compulsion related to it.
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Desire-Intrusive Thoughts by Carol Edwards: Six Readers Share Their Powerful Reviews
A great book that fills an important knowledge gap in the treatment of OCD and should be standard literature for every professional who is treating people with intrusive thoughts with a desire component. ~ Martin Johannson, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry.
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Staring OCD: Why You Need To Know Your Behaviours Just Before You Stare
I’ve lived with V-TOCD for many years, but I’m now in recovery. I realised to recover, you need to notice your behaviours immediately before you get the premonitory urge to stare.
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