Category Tag: Understanding the cognitive bias and impact on OCD symptoms

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Why We Have Intrusive Thoughts

Are intrusive thoughts normal?

Are intrusive thoughts normal? Are intrusive thoughts normal? Many people grapple with this question, often feeling alone and misunderstood. Intrusive thoughts can be captivating, confusing, and even alarming. We've all experienced them at some point…
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The neurobiology of OCD

The neurobiology of OCD The neurobiology of OCD revolves around the intricate interactions of various brain regions and neurotransmitters. Research has shown that abnormalities in specific brain areas play a crucial role in the manifestation…
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CBT Treatment for Relationship OCD

CBT Treatment for Relationship OCD If intrusive thoughts about your relationship constantly plague you, you may be suffering from Relationship Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (ROCD). But don't worry, relief is possible. In this article, I will delve…
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OCD: the doubting disease

OCD: the doubting disease Living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can be an uphill battle, especially when it comes to the intrusive thoughts and doubts that constantly plague the mind. Aptly referred to as the "doubting…
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