Intrusive thoughts feel as though they are real and that impending doom is certain.

Inferential Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT) is a viable alternative/addition to Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) for the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

EMDR, a powerful therapeutic tool for trauma treatment, is the subject of this CCA podcast.

You find yourself frustrated because the OCD intrusions are taking over, and family functioning is thwarted.  So how can you help?

As a form of narcissistic abuse, true gaslighting involves manipulation, which is intended to grossly mislead with the goal to exploit and control.

Remember the one when Amy uses neuroscience to teach Sheldon about brain training?

This week, Enzo Guerra interviews Kristy Cobillas on Episode #2 of this new podcast, “Moral and Religious OCD.”

Resistance is crucial.

Seasonal Affective Disorder impacts approximately 10 million people annually in the US, and it's something to consider seriously.

The form of OCD that focuses on morality, perfection, sin, and punishment is my enemy, Scrupulosity.

Pain hits us all, some more than others. Nobody comes through this fallen world completely unscathed. Human reaction to pain is often to cry out “why me?” Until recently I had never asked that question. I just figured, “Why not me?”

I am going to try to draw you a simple picture of what it’s like to have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. OCD doesn’t impact everyone exactly the same way but presents in a variety of ways. These presentations vary in theme, frequency, intensity, and duration.