How often do you tell your clients that self-care is non-negotiable? Hopefully, you tell them that as often as you practice it yourself. When we
Last week I held a Community event for kids with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). I showed the movie: “Unstuck: An OCD Kid’s Movie” at a
Information seeking or reassurance seeking – why is it important to distinguish one from the other? In my practice, I think of some clients I
One of my clients has a friend who became suicidal last week. Her friend has always been a happy person, but was overwhelmed by seasonal
I see people of all ages in my practice, but when I work with kids I am especially eager to help them get well quickly.
IOCDF featured: Record-breaking attendance; a new movie about the struggles of children with OCD with many of the children from the movie in attendance; experiential
Do you struggle with having enough time to help all of the people who suffer from OCD? As we have discussed in previous blogs, there
A young man called me last week seeking treatment for his OCD. He said he had been suffering for all of his life but never
Complicated clients look to clinicians to help with their terrible suffering from anxiety or OCD, which is often combined with other problems. In Part I
The Anxiety and Depression Association of America conference 2017 in San Francisco was another whirlwind of great people and great information. I loved every minute,
An NPR report from August 31st, 2016, talks about the roles of different school personnel in helping students with anxiety and OCD. The school counselor
Do you have clients that participate in online support groups for anxiety, depression, or whatever they might be struggling with? Do you wonder if this
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