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Did you know that good treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder is just as likely to include cognitive-behavioral therapy as medication?  The... Read Full Post
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Many people with a form of anxiety characterized by overworrying find that they spend an excessive amount of time pondering either the future or the... Read Full Post
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Many people with a form of anxiety characterized by overworrying find that they spend an excessive amount of time pondering either the future or the... Read Full Post
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By special guest writer, Allison Gamble Many people find it difficult to understand what goes on in the mind of a hoarder. Most people can look at a... Read Full Post
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Obsessions involving violence are common among persons with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Often, these obsessions start innocently enough with... Read Full Post
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Stress is unavoidable.  However, we handle stress is often within our control.  There are good ways and bad ways to handle stress, and meditation is... Read Full Post
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If you are interested in receiving Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy for OCD but cannot get to a therapist, you might consider... Read Full Post
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A recent important research study out of neuroimaging researcher Sara Lazar’s lab (my old lab) at Massachusetts General Hospital was published... Read Full Post
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For those persons suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), there are effective ways to get help. In fact, research has shown two... Read Full Post
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Psychotherapy is more effective today than it was 50 or even 25 years ago.  Why? Because of research.  In the United States, National Institutes of... Read Full Post
 
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