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I believe that people can understand their OCD, reteach their brains how to react to their thoughts, and ultimately move on with their lives free from OCD. And while that seems like a wonderful thought to many, to some it is scary. Who am I without OCD? What will I do with my time when I have it all back? If I get better does that mean t hat this all wasn't real all along? These fears and questions have slowed down good treatment for more people than you might imagine. So, be

If you or a loved on have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder  (OCD) research has unequivocally shown that the best treatment the field of...

Starting therapy can be one of the most meaningful and anxiety-producing experiences for someone who has suffered from OCD. There are a...

One hallmark feature of OCD and other anxiety disorders are intrusive thoughts . These are unwanted and automatically-appearing thoughts...