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OCD Guide
1
OCD Overview
2
Understanding OCD
2.1
The roots of OCD
2.2
Primary Symptoms
2.3
What Causes OCD?
2.4
The Many Faces of OCD
2.5
Is OCD a Personality Disorder?
3
Your Personal Struggle
3.1
What Are You Preoccupied With?
3.2
What Are Your Compulsions?
3.3
The Links of OCD
3.4
What Is OCD Telling You?
3.5
OCD’s Distortions
4
Effective Coping Strategies
4.1
Calm Your Mind
4.2
Keep Track of Your Symptoms
4.3
Building Your Motivation
4.4
Breaking the Link
4.5
Cognitive Restructuring for OCD
4.6
Replace Irrational Thoughts
4.7
Exposure and Response Prevention
5
Supporting Yourself
5.1
Coping with Perfectionism
5.2
Adjusting Your Standards
5.3
The Importance of Flexibility
5.4
Learn to Tolerate Disorder
5.5
Stress Management
6
Living with OCD
6.1
Success and OCD
6.2
Working with OCD
6.3
Parenting and OCD
6.4
Dating a Person with OCD
7
Myths About OCD
8
Socioeconomics of OCD
9
Pure-O OCD
10
OCD in Children
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1
OCD Overview
2
Understanding OCD
2.1
The roots of OCD
2.2
Primary Symptoms
2.3
What Causes OCD?
2.4
The Many Faces of OCD
2.5
Is OCD a Personality Disorder?
3
Your Personal Struggle
3.1
What Are You Preoccupied With?
3.2
What Are Your Compulsions?
3.3
The Links of OCD
3.4
What Is OCD Telling You?
3.5
OCD’s Distortions
4
Effective Coping Strategies
4.1
Calm Your Mind
4.2
Keep Track of Your Symptoms
4.3
Building Your Motivation
4.4
Breaking the Link
4.5
Cognitive Restructuring for OCD
4.6
Replace Irrational Thoughts
4.7
Exposure and Response Prevention
5
Supporting Yourself
5.1
Coping with Perfectionism
5.2
Adjusting Your Standards
5.3
The Importance of Flexibility
5.4
Learn to Tolerate Disorder
5.5
Stress Management
6
Living with OCD
6.1
Success and OCD
6.2
Working with OCD
6.3
Parenting and OCD
6.4
Dating a Person with OCD
7
Myths About OCD
8
Socioeconomics of OCD
9
Pure-O OCD
10
OCD in Children
1 OCD Overview
2 Understanding OCD
2.1 The roots of OCD
2.2 Primary Symptoms
2.3 What Causes OCD?
2.4 The Many Faces of OCD
2.5 Is OCD a Personality Disorder?
3 Your Personal Struggle
3.1 What Are You Preoccupied With?
3.2 What Are Your Compulsions?
3.3 The Links of OCD
3.4 What Is OCD Telling You?
3.5 OCD’s Distortions
4 Effective Coping Strategies
4.1 Calm Your Mind
4.2 Keep Track of Your Symptoms
4.3 Building Your Motivation
4.4 Breaking the Link
4.5 Cognitive Restructuring for OCD
4.6 Replace Irrational Thoughts
4.7 Exposure and Response Prevention
5 Supporting Yourself
5.1 Coping with Perfectionism
5.2 Adjusting Your Standards
5.3 The Importance of Flexibility
5.4 Learn to Tolerate Disorder
5.5 Stress Management
6 Living with OCD
6.1 Success and OCD
6.2 Working with OCD
6.3 Parenting and OCD
6.4 Dating a Person with OCD
7 Myths About OCD
8 Socioeconomics of OCD
9 Pure-O OCD
10 OCD in Children
