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The only form of proven therapy for OCD. It is a cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), a talking therapy, however unlike counselling, it is much more structured and tailored around the individuals ‘here and now’ obsessive behaviour.
The goal is to get the patient face his/her fears caused. Unlike other treatments where the focus is calm, safety and so on, this therapy is about creating and facing the uncomfortable states.
CBT is done by professionals, takes a long time.
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Anxiety is a state of fear or alertness without the clear & present danger. It's what binds obsessions and compulsions.
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OCD is an unhealthy mania for doing certain things. Like washing 50 in a row, counting in their head, checking the lock 20 times etc ....
If the obsessions are like itches, in OCPD they go away with scratching, and they intensify in OCD. Having such a personality ...
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Most of them don't seem to have any significant impact. There is research looking into:
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