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Common OCD Thoughts

Common OCD Thoughts That Might Be Racing Through Your Mind Do you ever have those moments where a random, intrusive thought pops into your head, and you can’t shake it? If you have OCD, you know that these thoughts can be tough to deal with.  This blog post will discuss some of the most common …

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Groinal Response OCD

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 …

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Retroactive Jealousy OCD

Retroactive Jealousy OCD: How to Stop Obsessing Over Your Partner’s Past Do you find yourself constantly obsessing over your partner’s past? Do you worry that they have been with other people and that they may have had better experiences than what you have shared? If so, then you may be struggling with retroactive jealousy OCD. …

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Books about OCD

Best OCD Books to Help You Understand and Manage Your Disorder If you live with OCD, it can be challenging to understand what you feel and why. That’s the reason why books about OCD can be helpful. These books offer insight into the disorder and strategies for managing it. This blog post will discuss some …

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OCD Triggers

OCD Triggers: How to Identify and Deal with Them Do you know what your OCD triggers are? If not, you need to figure them out. Triggers are the things that set off your OCD symptoms and can cause a lot of distress. Identifying your triggers is the first step in learning how to deal with …

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OCD Relapse

OCD Relapse: How to Deal with OCD Symptoms When They Come Back  It’s not unusual for people with OCD to experience a relapse after doing well for a while. When this happens, it can be scary and confusing. It’s important to remember that a relapse is not a sign of failure and that you can …

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