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Overcoming the Fear of Change with Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Overcoming the Fear of Change with Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Blog | Mental disorder
In this article, we explore how generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) can intensify the fear of change, making it hard to move forward, and we offer practical advice to help you regain control of your life.
The Lies OCD Tells: Exposing the Cognitive Traps Behind the Suffering

The Lies OCD Tells: Exposing the Cognitive Traps Behind the Suffering

Article | Mental disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) challenges us not only with unwanted obsessions and compulsions but also with a range of cognitive distortions that skew the way we interpret our own thoughts.
Do Your Thoughts Feel Dangerous? Understanding and Managing Mystical OCD

Do Your Thoughts Feel Dangerous? Understanding and Managing Mystical OCD

Article | Mental disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) often manifests in various ways, and one of the less commonly discussed forms involves mystical fears.
What Causes OCD? Early Beliefs, Anxiety, and the Cycle of Control

What Causes OCD? Early Beliefs, Anxiety, and the Cycle of Control

Blog | Mental disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a complex mental health condition that often raises a common question asked during initial consultations: "Why did I start having OCD?"
Conquering Intrusive Thoughts: A Practical Guide to Managing OCD and Anxiety

Conquering Intrusive Thoughts: A Practical Guide to Managing OCD and Anxiety

Blog | Mental disorder
Intrusive thoughts, sometimes referred to as contrast compulsions, are essentially unwanted, upsetting thoughts, images, or urges that conflict with one's moral beliefs.
Breaking the Chains of Religious OCD: Practical Steps to Overcome Intrusive Spiritual Fears

Breaking the Chains of Religious OCD: Practical Steps to Overcome Intrusive Spiritual Fears

Blog | Mental disorder
Religious OCD, also known as scrupulosity, is a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder where unwanted, intrusive thoughts about sin, morality, and spiritual matters trigger overwhelming anxiety.
How Family Involvement Affects Compulsive Rituals and What You Can Do About It

How Family Involvement Affects Compulsive Rituals and What You Can Do About It

Blog | Mental disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a challenging mental health condition that not only impacts the person experiencing it but also has a profound effect on those closest to them.
Breaking the Cycle: A Clear Guide to Understanding and Overcoming OCD

Breaking the Cycle: A Clear Guide to Understanding and Overcoming OCD

Article | Mental disorder
Living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can feel like your mind is overwhelmed by constant, intrusive thoughts that disrupt everyday life.
Unraveling Uncommon OCD Rituals: Understanding and Overcoming Rare Compulsions

Unraveling Uncommon OCD Rituals: Understanding and Overcoming Rare Compulsions

Blog | Mental disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is far more complex than the stereotypical images of repeated hand washing or constant checking.
Transforming Alzheimer’s Care: Exploring the Bredesen Protocol

Transforming Alzheimer’s Care: Exploring the Bredesen Protocol

Article | Mental disorder
In recent years, Alzheimer's disease has become one of the most challenging neurodegenerative conditions faced by our aging population
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