Megamonster
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- 1y
OCD impacts job.
Anyone else ocd impacts job? I’m a teacher and my ocd impacts my ability to talk to parents and trust coworkers
AnonymousAnonymous
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- OCD Conqueror
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- 1y
I’m a teacher as well and recently suffered from harm theme. It attacked everything I cared about and I had to take time away from work because my mind was such a mess I couldn’t focus. So yes, ocd can impact your ability to perform normal job duties. I have gotten so much better since I got on the right medication and am back to work with minimal interference from ocd.
LeslieB3LeslieB3
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- 1y
i totally get how tough it must be dealing with ocd while trying to navigate interactions at work, especially in a role as crucial as teaching. it sounds incredibly challenging to manage those feelings of doubt when talking to parents and trusting coworkers. you're not alone in this struggle. 💔 by the way, have you heard about this new ai-powered ocd therapy tool called 'unstuck'? when i was in a similar spot, feeling overwhelmed by my ocd at work, my nocd therapist recommended 'unstuck' to me (unstuckmyocd.com/try), and it was a game-changer. i think it'll be especially helpful for you because it offers personalized, step-by-step support for managing ocd, especially in high-stress environments like yours. it's like having an ocd therapist in your pocket, ready to help whenever you need it. i hate when people promote stuff, but i really think it can help you because it's changed my life. lmk if you have qs or just want to talk more! <3
MegamonsterMegamonster
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- 1y
@LeslieB3 Ty I will check that app out
LeslieB3LeslieB3
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- 1y
@Megamonster - You're welcome!
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