- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 1y
New AI app
Has anyone heard of and used the AI app unstuck OCD therapy tools?
Has anyone heard of and used the AI app unstuck OCD therapy tools?
No because those “users” are bots and who knows what’s actually in that AI program.
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@louuii Have you used the app?
I noticed that all the people recommending the app were new users that had just created profiles this month or last month so I didn’t think it was legit then someone posted that an NOCD therapist recommended it wish I knew which therapist it was and if that was even true
I've heard about that app, but my concern is whether AI has matured enough to reliably offer good information consistently. Here is a link to a video that raised that question. The video is from Mark Freeman, and I have recently found his videos and have found the beating ocd videos to be helpful. Anyway, here is the link to his video about AI tools for ocd. https://youtu.be/RKnOaHW9Bd0?si=BLT4rGHJwwdQRUua
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May be we should report this to thd NOCD staff!?
Yes, I used it for a while when someone recommended it to me but then they made it where you have to pay. I think it was a nice app but for me personally only provided very temporary relief.
New to this app. Do members find it helps, I'm worried I will start obsessing over things I hadn't thought about before when I read other people's OCD triggers...
I’m new to the app and wanting to know who else experiences this form of ocd. Some background I was a therapist for over 10 years now I am out of the clinical space. So I have background knowledge of ocd but never knew much about relationship ocd. I realized over the last several years with my now fiancé, that I have a hard time just letting go in general, whether that’s an argument or statement or feeling. I want to be able to just accept things at face value and move on (and talk later if my partner is ready as needed). But when conflict arises I can’t disengage till there is a clear resolution. It’s causing serious strife as he can feel trapped and it escalates the argument. I am reading more and this sounds like relationship OCD. Anyone else experience this? Curious on what others have done to work on this for themselves. I do have a therapist but we are not doing work in this area yet as I am realizing this is an actual concern.
Hi everyone! My name is Tara, I’m a therapist here at NOCD. Before becoming a therapist, I worked various jobs in arts, textiles, prop styling, I worked in restaurants... I basically did what I could do with an undergrad in art living in Brooklyn, with a secret hope that I might someday pursue a career in mental health. Fun fact, I held onto that hope for 10 whole years before I decided to take a risk and apply to grad school! I wanted to become a therapist because I just knew that this was a field where my mind could work at its best and do the most good. Anyone else here with ADHD may understand. I simply cannot retain long term focus on something if I don’t absolutely love it, and I absolutely love this work. Having a job where my sole purpose is to connect with others and help them tap into their inner strength is an actual dream come true. I specifically love working with Exposure and Response Prevention and treating OCD, since the whole point of ERP is to show you you’re braver than you think you are. And it works so, so well. If you have a fear, and you think you “can’t” approach it, know that you most likely can. It might take some time to prove that to yourself, but with time and a steady dose of discomfort, you’ll get there. I’m sure that “discomfort” part didn’t sound appealing but let me ask you this - does OCD make you feel uncomfortable? Why not put some of that discomfort to work, in your favor? If you’re struggling with OCD, or you think you might be, know that you probably already have what it takes to thrive in ERP. You’re here. You recognized that you were struggling, you decided to find help, you downloaded the app, and you started reading through posts. I’m sure somewhere along the line, you felt at least a little uncomfortable, and you decided to take the next step anyway. That’s ERP in a nutshell :) Please ask me anything about OCD, your current symptoms or ERP. I’ll be responding over the next 2 days to questions.
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