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OCD Counseling: 3 Reasons Why It Might Not Be Helping

August 29, 2009 by Dr. Paul Greene

For people suffering from OCD, it can be hard to find helpful counseling. Being an informed consumer can make all the difference.

It is common for people who think they might have OCD to say, “I’d better see someone,” and go to see a psychotherapist. So far, so good. However, there are different types of therapy for OCD, and evidence suggests that some work better than others. Many people who seek help for obsessions or compulsions with a psychotherapist find that sometimes, after months or years of therapy, their symptoms are still a problem. There can be many possible reasons for this.

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Filed Under: Evidence-based treatment, OCD Tagged With: compulsions, exposure, finding a therapist, psychotherapy

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

Anxiety and Depression During Recovery After Bone Marrow Transplant

January 20, 2007 by Dr. Paul Greene

Updated September 9, 2020

A stem cell transplant (SCT) or bone marrow transplant (BMT) is a procedure oncologists use in the treatment of lymphoma, leukemia, and some other cancers and disorders of the blood. These procedures are also referred to as hematopoietic stem cell transplants (HSCT). While this procedure has existed for decades, it came into more common use in the early 1990’s. The effectiveness of transplant varies according to the diagnosis, age, and health of the recipient. The present article aims to give general information about the experience of transplant and the emotional challenges during recovery after bone marrow transplant.

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Filed Under: Cancer

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