Scrupulosity OCD: Guilt is a Bully
Introduction While OCD can manifest in various forms, one particularly challenging subtype is scrupulosity. There are two types of scrupulosity. One is more connected to religiosity. Patients with this form of scrupulosity tend to fear going to hell, sinning, or being...
Demystifying Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD): Understanding the Intricate Patterns of the Mind
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a complex mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Despite being widely recognized, there are still misconceptions surrounding OCD, leading to stigmatization and a lack of understanding. In this...
Psychosomatic Symptoms and OCD: The Symptoms Are Still Real
Introduction Psychosomatic symptoms, also known as psychophysiological or mind-body symptoms, are physical manifestations that are caused by psychological factors. These symptoms occur when emotional or mental distress triggers bodily responses, resulting in physical...
Harm OCD: You’re not crazy!
Harm OCD, like all the other domains of obsessive-compulsive disorder, is very disruptive. The harm domain involves any intrusive thoughts that involve hurting yourself or someone else, either purposefully or accidentally. It is important to note that OCD intrusive...