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feel free to ask any questions about anything ocd thats stuck on your mind. I’ve been through a lot so i’m sure i will be able to ease your mind in someway, even if its very specific!
feel free to ask any questions about anything ocd thats stuck on your mind. I’ve been through a lot so i’m sure i will be able to ease your mind in someway, even if its very specific!
confession ocd? i’m trying SO hard to suppress my confessions i’ve been doing better but sometimes i can’t control it. also false memory /intrusive thoughts are really getting to me now:(
I just want to comment and simply say ocd is hard, but the beautiful thing is the thoughts aren’t true or aren’t any true reflection of who we are! I have been struggling with a relapse in my ocd for 8 months now. Before that i was in remission totally for almost 2 years. It’s been hard adjusting back to having false thoughts almost daily. but i am thankful for this journey to know that i can effectively deal with it at any level it’s on throughout life.
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@Ce Ce Jones pocd is one of the most debilitating forms of ocd if not the most. feel free to message me if you want to go more into depth with what your going through, in a more appropriate setting.
Hey! Do you have any trouble with sleep anxiety? Ruminating on your thoughts? How did you get through it? I'm currently stuck in this and I am trying to figure out how to get unstuck.
@Llan24 for me i experience anxiety at random. the ocd doesnt trigger anxiety but instead i have a constant worry 24/7 all day. ive trained myself to sleep through that pain. any time you get an unpleasant thought while trying to sleep let it pass. sit with the what if with your eyes closed. overtime it will be easier to sleep. you are normal and i can assure you nothing bad will happen. lots of love ❤️
hello everyone. my ocd targets a lot of things, including trauma. i just have ocd specialized therapist not talk therapist so i don’t really get to unpack much. I went through a lot of trauma and also seggsual trauma. if anyone is okay to hear what i have to say and give me advice that would be nice :( thank you
I want to write a book about faith and the cross of ocd. And how that looks with faith. I myself am Catholic but I am going to be writing open to all denominations. Because we are all brothers and sisters carrying our cross of OCD to get to heaven. Could you please comment a question you have? A struggle you have? or something may be a good topic to bring up in a book to represent or help those with ocd and searching in faith. Thank you.
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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