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Discovering Your True Self: A Guide for OCD Management
Believe in yourself without the compulsions. Why? Because the obsession is a fictional story, it’s not a true portrayal of your authentic self and experiences and therefore does not require safety-seeking behaviours.
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How to Manage Parental Anxiety and OCD
The parent may develop obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), characterised by obsessions and compulsions. Their obsession may involve constant doubts about their child’s safety, while the compulsion refers to repeatedly checking that the child is safe.
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Unravelling Involuntary Gazing in the Context of Somatic Sensations and Sensorimotor OCD
Some individuals may develop obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that involves staring. Sensations tied to staring, which may include ocular tension, a racing heart, sweating, or tension, may make these individuals look more. They often develop obsessions about their staring, doubting their morals and feeling shame when looking, as their gazes are usually directed towards the private…
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From CBT Therapist to Author: Carol Edwards Shares her Knowledge on Visual Tourettic OCD
While visual Tourettic OCD shares the origins of classic OCD, it also involves involuntary gazing, possibly linked to heightened exogenous attention from external sources.
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