The OCD Neurotype

You'll Learn:

  • What is OCD?: OCD involves intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors (compulsions) that cause significant distress. It often starts in adolescence and impacts daily life.

  • Symptoms: Common signs include fear-based thoughts and rituals like checking or washing. OCD can affect academics and relationships.

  • Supporting Your Teen: Be patient, avoid reinforcing compulsions, and seek professional help (CBT, SSRIs). Family support is crucial.

  • Anxiety in Teens: Anxiety often co-occurs with OCD in teens. It's important to recognize signs of anxiety, such as excessive worry, avoidance, or physical symptoms like headaches.

  • Seeking Help: If OCD or anxiety disrupts life, timely intervention is key to effective treatment. Support groups and mental health professionals can help.

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