Understanding OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Spectrum Disorders)
Common OCD Themes
Contamination OCD – Characterized by a deep-seated fear of germs, illness, or environmental toxins that leads to excessive cleaning, handwashing, or avoidance behaviors.
Symmetry and Ordering OCD – A sense of perfectionism that can lead to constant arranging, aligning, or counting behaviors.
Checking OCD – Repeatedly verifying that doors are locked, appliances are off, or tasks are completed to prevent harm or mistakes.
Intrusive Thoughts OCD – Even with no intention to act on them, many with OCD experience disturbing or taboo thoughts that cause distress—often violent, sexual, or religious.
Harm OCD – Thoughts related to harming oneself or others, leading to distress and avoidance behaviors.
Hoarding OCD – Difficulty discarding items due to fear of loss or need for control, leading to clutter and distress.
Symptoms of OCD
Fear of triggers that leads to avoiding certain places, people, or activities
How We Treat Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
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