OCD Guilt: How to Overcome OCD-Induced Shame and Regret Do you feel guilty about your OCD? If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, you’ve likely made some mistakes in the past that still pop up in your mind. You may feel ashamed and regretful about your actions or how you’ve behaved because of your OCD. This type …
ADHD vs. OCD: Differences and Similarities Many people are familiar with ADHD and OCD but may not know the differences between the two. This blog post will explore the key differences between ADHD and OCD and some of the similarities. Understanding these disorders is essential, as they can both have a significant impact on daily …
Do you have a friend or family member who seems to be the opposite of OCD? They might have a complete lack of concern for organization, cleanliness, or order. You might wonder why they are much less stressed and anxious than people with OCD and whether a specific condition is associated with those character traits. …
OCD Fear of Going Crazy: OCD and the Fear of Losing Control Do you ever feel like you’re going crazy? Like you might lose control at any moment and do something that you can’t take back? If so, you’re not alone. Many people with OCD experience this fear of going crazy. It’s one of the …
OCD in the Spotlight: Celebrities with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder There’s a good chance you know someone with OCD. It’s one of the most common mental disorders worldwide, and it can affect anyone at any age. While OCD is often portrayed inaccurately in the media, many celebrities live with this condition every day. This blog post will …
Groinal Response OCD: What You Need to Know If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), you are probably familiar with the term “groinal response.” This condition can be highly disruptive and embarrassing for those who suffer. This blog post will discuss what groinal response OCD is, the …
Rabies OCD: How One Condition Can Ruin Your Life Imagine if you had a condition that caused obsessive thoughts about Rabies. For some people, this is a reality. Rabies OCD is a type of OCD that causes sufferers to worry incessantly about getting Rabies. This can lead to a lot of distress and even ruined …
How to Accept OCD Living with OCD can be a challenge. The obsessions and compulsions can take over your life and make it difficult to do the things you enjoy. But there is hope! In this blog post, we will discuss some tips on how to accept OCD and learn to live with it. We will also …
A comprehensive guide to Sexual Orientation OCD (SO-OCD) Sexual Orientation OCD (SO-OCD) is a type of OCD that involves obsessions, compulsions and fears concerning one’s sexual orientation and sexual preferences. According to fairly recent evidence, almost one in three (32%) OCD patients have sexual obsessions; as SO-OCD is invariably one of the primary forms of …
Hi, I am Mack, an OCD sufferer for 35 long years. I started my fight against OCD in early 2001. I struggled so long because of a faulty belief system, which is why I never got better. I have done just about everything and never got better. I wanted to tell you all this because …
