Introducing Anxiety & OCD Exposed!
You asked, we answered. Introducing our newest blog, Anxiety & OCD Exposed! Anxiety and OCD Exposed is written by the authors of a series …
You asked, we answered. Introducing our newest blog, Anxiety & OCD Exposed! Anxiety and OCD Exposed is written by the authors of a series …
The French call Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder folie de doute, the doubting disease. That’s what obsessions are–a doubt caught in an endless loop of thoughts. But even …
Another downside to trying to over-control your child’s behavior has been discovered. Parents who do so may put their child at greater risk for …
A new social networking site looks a lot like Myspace, but is specifically designed for people suffering from major medical problems. I found the …
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disorder characterized, not surpisingly, by recurrent, unstopping obsessive thoughts, impulses or images, and compulsions which are repetitive behaviors or mental …
That’s the question The New York University Child Study Center must be asking itself in regards to its new public awareness campaign about childhood …
Some follow-up to a couple of posts here at World of Psychology this week: John wrote about new ADHD research; which is a …
Imagine these scenarios: A woman with OCD who washes her hands raw a dozen times an hour says, “There’s nothing wrong with me, it’s only …
Here’s a good series of online videos to help parents of children with anxiety disorders like OCD, social anxiety, separation anxiety, phobias, etc. …
Although we don’t live in DC, we appreciate anyone who does a segment on OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), such as Elliot In The …
