
Trust The Process: Helping Clients Overcome Anxiety
Trust The Process: Helping Clients Overcome Anxiety One of the first things I tell my client after I have educated them about the evidenced based
Expert perspectives on a variety of challenging topics
Trust The Process: Helping Clients Overcome Anxiety One of the first things I tell my client after I have educated them about the evidenced based
One of my clients wrote about the freedom she felt when she finally got the courage to share her OCD themes with her family. This
Do you have clients who fear they are the worst case you have ever seen? How do you answer their question? What are they really
The idea of practicing something over and over again can be a stumbling block for someone trying to develop new habits. In CBT for anxiety
Information seeking or reassurance seeking – why is it important to distinguish one from the other? In my practice, I think of some clients I
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
Do you struggle with the challenges that come with treating someone who is on the Autism Spectrum (ASD) and who also has severe anxiety or
When a client is nearing the end of therapy for OCD, I often ask them to write something that would be helpful to themselves or
Kimberly and I plan our professional year around the annual Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) meeting. The four day event is a time
Viruses may be responsible for causing sudden onset OCD and other mental health symptoms. For many years I have seen children who are experiencing severe
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