OCD’s not always wrong—but that doesn’t mean it’s right
Just because OCD gets lucky sometimes does NOT mean it’s right, plus what we’re really trying to prove with ERP therapy for OCD.
Shala Nicely, LPC OCD Treatment with ERP Therapy
Just because OCD gets lucky sometimes does NOT mean it’s right, plus what we’re really trying to prove with ERP therapy for OCD.
Have you ever thought about taking the same arrogant attitude with your OCD that it takes with you when you do ERP therapy? Watch this video to watch how I approached ERP with a new attitude that helped me turn my life around.
What’s wrong with saying, “I’m so OCD”? The hypothesis is that when people who have untreated OCD hear other people misuse the name of their disorder, it discourages them from seeking treatment.
With practice, you can learn to transform your OCD triggers into opportunities where you can #faceyourfear and win.