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I have the mindfulness workbook for OCD by John hershfield which I love, I regularly watch YouTube videos with Chrissy Hodgens (this is really great if you suffer from pure o) and I listen to the OCD stories podcast literally everyday on my drive home from work. All of this in addition to medicine have really really helped a ton!
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I also recommend The OCD Stories! I also follow some OCD Instagram pages, such as ocddoodles, madeofmillions, and ocdrecoveryuk
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Jason peterson on yt - meditation , insomnia help , relaxation Mikhaila Peterson on yt- her story about her health problems and solving it with strick diet - inspired me to change diet and see if it helps CBD oil - relaxation , mood improvement Vitamins B - supplementing- I dont have panic attacks since i started taking vitamins B Positive thinking - this is hard but negative thinking can ruin the best day That's my recommendation
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I think it was jason Stephenson
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I was watching Ethan Smith’s two-part scrupulosity video with Jon Herschfield and Patrick McGrath and thought it was good. https://youtu.be/s6t17145IQ4 Going to use Fred Penzel’s book “Obsessive Compulsive Disorders: A Guide to Getting Well and Staying Well” to help me make my hierarchy this afternoon. “The Boy Who Couldn’t Stop Washing” is moving. I tore a page out of it and have it on my wall.
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‘feeling good the new mood therapy’ really helped me with the depression that comes with my OCD. it’s a book by david burns and i would highly recommend it
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I love "The anxiety toolkit" a podcast with Kimberley Quinlan.
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Following Instagram pages about ocd helps
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Was wondering if anyone liked to share how they deal with Severe rumination and anxiety , as I’m always looking to Add to my tool box . Thanks 🙏
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hi. so one big factor of my OCD is rumination. i met a guy who i have a crush on the idea of (idea bc there are red flags). my biggest fear is not finding true love, my ex told me no one else would deal with what i have (my ocd, specifically reassurance seeking and getting overstimulated after intimacy). a few weeks ago, my friends and family all gathered and tried to give me advice that sounded like “you’re shy and you’ll never find someone.” after that, i’ve felt off. i’ve been using an unhealthy coping skill, daydreaming, and i’ve just felt unbalanced. my ocd makes everything feel different sometimes, i can’t explain it. life, myself, almost like being in a dissociated state. has anyone else experienced that? i don’t know how to remain balanced during my off times and i know pms exasperates it all. i take ashwaghanda and omega 3s in a multi vitamin daily. i take them all together in the evening but i’ve missed three days recently and also messed with my rocky sleep schedule because of fun times with friends. i hope these supplements work, because i don’t know if i’d be brave enough for medication. i had a bad reaction on prozac and often am forgetful. i just have been battling my OCD consciously for almost ten years now and unconsciously for longer. i am so tired, as my mental health extends beyond my OCD. i’m in talk therapy with some cbt aspects but i only see her twice a month. i’ve broken down so many times and promised myself id get on track or that certain things would work, but it’s like i am stuck in a circle that gets smaller when i’m able to help myself. i just want to be normal. i want to be able to mess up my sleep schedule to enjoy good times and not suffer horrible consequences or fear that i will be entirely thrown off balance. i don’t want to worry or doubt or feel so dissociative that i squint my eyes for a moment and wonder why i feel so unreal. i will never understand why god has allowed me to go through this. i cannot let it be for nothing but i don’t know how much more to bend and contort my body and brain to get somewhere stable but how lovely it would be if i could. i don’t have much of a schedule right now, i get apathetic and give in with things from time to time. one thing can trigger me and i am back to square one wether in a week or month. any advice, any and all is so helpful. your stories, your thoughts. maybe feeling less alone and knowing what has helped you is exactly what i need right now. thank you 💗
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Where do I begin with this…….. so my OCD has been around since childhood and has had many themes over the years. I only realised I have it just over 2 years ago. I’ve tried many things to help it not be such a monster and thought I had a good grip on it for a length of time until now! Some of my strategies have been acceptance, change of perception of thoughts and sometimes on hard days just telling myself that no matter what, I have to be brave and go out and live life. In the last few months I’ve developed none OCD related anxiety as well and so have been looking at ways to help with that. Sunday morning I was just casually scrolling TikTok and a video only about 30 seconds long or so comes up, seemingly a therapist of some kind, straight away the video began something like “you cannot replace a thought with another thought” along the lines of “you can’t THINK your way out anxiety” I don’t know the full context of the video it wasn’t long enough, I don’t know who the therapist was I didn’t look but now purely because of that one sentence my OCD has gripped onto it so badly and is trying to tear down some of my strategies because I have used changing my thought patterns a lot to help me, self compassion etc but now because of that video I’m struggling! I’m not looking for answers but I am just really upset and it feels like I’m in an impossible grip of OCD again
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