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Trich subtype?
I see there a lots of OCD subtypes but which one would Trichotillomania fall under so I can follow it?
I see there a lots of OCD subtypes but which one would Trichotillomania fall under so I can follow it?
I see suggest you read facts about it at the NOCD site: https://www.treatmyocd.com/what-is-ocd/info/related-symptoms-conditions/ocd-and-bfrb
@path Thank you for the resources
Podcast episode OCD Stories https://theocdstories.com/tag/compulsive-skin-picking/
i'd recommend looking at the harm ocd tag, but really it's best to explore as many as possible
Yeah, I was thinking that one was the closest to it but just not entirely accurate because of how specific trich is. Thank you though!
@trichster024 - totally understand! if you're looking for a trich specific channel, I know the ocd discord has one https://discord.gg/DCJ5JwY6
@Grenoble Just finished the verification process to join the discord! Thanks!
Another trichster here—just saying hi!
@Trich-ster Hi there! How long have you been a trichster for? Lol
@trichster024 - Ooooh... about 20 years. :)
Check out support groups held by NOCD on BFRBs (Excoriation Disorder or skin picking, Trichotillomania or hair pulling, as well as behaviors like nail biting, lip picking/ biting, cheek biting, etc.)
OCD Action also have lovley support groups https://ocdaction.org.uk/online-support-groups/
Hey all, as an OCD newbie, i have some questions. These might be obvious or stupid, but idk, i just need some answers. 1. Is it hard for anyone else to watch movies and not get triggered? 2. Does anyone else get OCD about their OCD? 3. Is it possible/normal to have a lot of subtypes? And i mean like 6 or 7. 4. Do people usually misunderstand us and assume that our intrusive thoughts are actually what we want to do?
Whats perfectionism ocd like and how do you know if you have it?
I would like to raise awareness for an OCD subtype that is almost never talked about and is not included in the official OCD subtypes. This subtype includes obsessions about: 1. Thinking that something is wrong with your brain 2. Being convinced that you have forgotten how to think 3. Being convinced and paranoid that you have lost your inner voice 4. Being extremely afraid that you have lost the ability to feel 5. Being hyperaware of every thought, tracing it back to see how it occurred 6. Being convinced that something is wrong with you when something doesn’t go the way you expected it 7. Thinking that you are not thinking about it in the right way when trying to think your way out of it Compulsions include: 1. Mentally trying to figure it out 2. Trying to prove to your self that nothing is wrong with you 3. Putting your life at a stop until you figure it out 4. Excessive googling, using chat bots, reddit, researching, reading books & trying to find the missing piece of the puzzle I am sure there are other people who relate to this. This subtype isn’t mentioned anywhere and it’s really confusing for those experiencing it. Please, if you feel or think in a similar way like this post and reply in order to raise awareness.
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