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What Are Harm OCD Urges?

July 24, 2011 by Dr. Paul Greene

Could I really stab someone with a knife? What if I lost control? Thoughts and urges about hurting someone – against your will – characterize harm OCD.

harm OCD urges - stabbing knife
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Filed Under: OCD Tagged With: obsessions, ocd

Treatments for OCD: Comparing Medication and ERP Therapy

November 25, 2010 by Dr. Paul Greene

treatments for ocd: medication

For those persons suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), there are effective ways to get help. In fact, research has shown two treatments for OCD to be quite effective in reducing symptoms: 1) Exposure and response prevention therapy (also known as ERP), and 2) psychotropic medication. Which is better?

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Filed Under: Evidence-based treatment, OCD Tagged With: antidepressants, ocd

OCD Reassurance: How to Deal With This Common Anxiety Problem

January 31, 2010 by Dr. Paul Greene

OCD Reassurance

One way to recognize OCD is to look for excessive efforts to get reassurance. This can take many forms, and in my experience often comes up as questions asked to a spouse. “Did you check the locks on the door?” “I’m feeling a little ill, do you think I have lupus?”

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Filed Under: OCD Tagged With: anxiety, ocd

Which is the Best OCD Treatment? Medication vs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

February 6, 2008 by Dr. Paul Greene

For many sufferers of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and other types of anxiety, deciding to seek help can be a difficult decision to make. Once that decision is made, another choice is required: what kind of OCD treatment is best for me?

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Filed Under: Cognitive-behavioral therapy, OCD Tagged With: anxiety, ocd, therapy

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