Does Anger and Resentment Contribute to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Does anger and resentment contribute to obsessive compulsive disorder? Obsessive compulsive disorder, also known as OCD, is a serious yet …
Continue ReadingDoes anger and resentment contribute to obsessive compulsive disorder? Obsessive compulsive disorder, also known as OCD, is a serious yet …
Continue ReadingHoarding is not currently defined as its own disability, and hoarders are often lumped together with those who have OCD. But is hoarding really just a …
Continue ReadingDealing with OCPD in marriage partners can be frustrating, but it is important to realize that your frustrations lie with the disability, not with …
Continue ReadingObsessive compulsive disorder can be treated by exposing the patient to the known fear through desensitization. The exposure is gradual and takes time …
Continue ReadingYour environment can play an important role in the development of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Learn the most common environmental influences of …
Continue ReadingThe symptoms of OCD cause significant impact in daily functioning. Learn more about the psychology of obsessive-compulsive disorder, a debilitating …
Continue ReadingHoarding is not a mental disorder according to DSM standards but it can tear a family apart just like any other mental illness. Hoarding can be …
Continue ReadingIf you have OCD, you may find yourself constantly putting items in order, compulsively washing your hands, or making strange hand gestures when you …
Continue ReadingDo you have a dog with OCD? Don’t give up yet. Discover what options are available for curing OCD in dogs.
Continue ReadingKlonopin for OCD sub-types that include anxiety has been found to be a very effective form of treatment. Klonopin alone is not a valuable treatment …
Continue ReadingCan children get OCD just like adults? Surprisingly, the answer is yes. About 1% of children and teens, and about 4% of adults, suffer from OCD. …
Continue ReadingOCPD children display several symptoms that can make their life incredibly difficult. If your child has been diagnosed with OCPD, you may be wondering …
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