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Chrissie was and continues to be one of the best people that have helped me with my OCD recovery. She helped me find a great therapist and has guided me through several relapses over the years through her videos and advice. Love her so much!
Chrissie has helped me through highschool with extreme P-ocd and reclaiming my identity, you have no idea how grateful i am for her work, I only hope to have such a positive contribution to the community one day 😊
It’s nice to see Chrissie Hodges opening up and talking about this problem and mental illness that people are afraid to talk about and get help for because they fear being judged.
I have sexual orientation OCD right now as a theme (since 2021) and I want to applaud Chrissy for talking about the sadness that comes with the disorder. Using myself as an example, the things we cling onto/for fear of loss or otherwise becomes a breeding ground for OCD. OCD attacks the things we love and when we start to fear that loss, we do everything we can to prevent it or if it has happened already or we can’t access it, we feel as sense of mourning. And that can be extremely devastating. I know many people with OCD who have a fear of losing a significant other (parent, lover, friend, pet, etc) and begin performing compulsions to ensure they want. And this clinging is exhausting. I had that with my attraction towards women, I clung on and did compulsions to the point it was completely inaccessible. I exhausted myself! So, just because the theme and compulsions looks different, doesn’t mean the underlying “fear of loss” and need to control or limit the possibility of loss” doesn’t exist.
As someone who copes with OCD on a daily basis, having driven me literally delirious and to self harm and nearly going to jail over it just breaking mentally down public, I have never come across anyone I can relate to more about this bizarre disease and who can uplift even in the pits of hell like this woman can. Even in the most hopeless days just knowing someone else gets it and can relate it back to me with advice that only someone who has suffered this disease can give and can genuinely inspire and encourage me to keep living through it.
I love Chrissie. She has been, and still is, one of the first people to truly help me navigate my OCD. She continues to support me, even indirectly, on the days when my OCD and anxiety feel overwhelming. I’m so incredibly grateful for this woman-she’s such an inspiration!💖 It’s almost uncanny, but every time I’m struggling with a feeling or a thought, I get a notification that she’s posted a new video. And without fail, it’s exactly what I need to lift me back up.😂🥹
First have harm oce in high school than oce gone and after get covid my condition is low more low and this ocd back bringing pure o DAMN, about relapse is right
I have a doubt... I see many videos with examples about doubts and the solution is to don't know the answers, like say to your brain "maybe yes maybe not" But, when you intrusive thoughts are not questions? Instead your intrusive thoughts are affirmations and you compulsion is to prove that those affirmations are wrong, so, to dont do the compulsions, could I say to my brain "yes, you are right"
This is what people are afraid of if I get treatment or get help will I still have an intrusive thought again then I will feel guilt and shame I already feel like I should be in a psychiatric hospital and take meds because I think I will harm someone and it will get worse if I don’t get help and treatment
You should watch the new NOCD interview that came out the young woman has the same type of OCD that you do. Pretty inspiring. I’m still struggling but trying to get help
When did I say you never recover? Recovery is learning to live with and manage OCD. I absolutely consider myself recovered from OCD because I have the tools to manage it when it shows up.
Charging $500 per session is just greedy!! If you truly wanted to help people you would make your services affordable for all. People are suffering from this and you are just a profit making machine off of peoples pain.
@@Malika-zi2uv yes, they charge $500 per session. So if you are Howie Mandel you can afford this. $2000 a month for a once a week session is crazy!!! It just doesn’t seem like you are genuinely interested in helping people, you are more interested in filling your pockets.
Hi Amy, thank you for your feedback and comment. We want to apologize for any confusion or misinformation and would like to be clear that the price you've quoted is not our current cash-pay session rate. We’d also love to address this with a few points. At NOCD, our pricing structure reflects the cost of treatment with genuine ERP specialists. Unfortunately, it's common for well-meaning therapists who are not trained in the gold standard treatment for OCD to attempt to treat individuals with OCD, which can sometimes result in more harm than good. We strive to be transparent about our billing practices and are here to answer any questions you may have about understanding your estimated costs for care. What you may be referring to with this price is what’s called a “bill rate.” The bill rate is for insurance companies to understand the total value of what NOCD provides, but it is not what a member is expected to pay. That is to say, please note that amount showing as billed on your invoice to insurance is * not * the amount we expect you to be pay. You will also see an "insurance adjusted" amount, which is reflective of what is being discounted or waived by your insurance. The amount you owe is based on your individual health plan and NOCD's discounted, contracted rate. We explain this in extensive detail right here on our Billing Resources and FAQ Page (at www.treatmyocd.com/about-us/billing-resources) and hope this resource will help answer any questions. If you still have any questions related to this at all, feel free to email our Member Experience Team at member.experience@nocdhelp.com. Our team specializes in handling situations like this and will personally guide you through resolving these matters. We are deeply sorry for your experience and would love the opportunity to explain this further based on your personal situation.
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If you are or a loved one is experiencing OCD, there is hope. Visit learn.nocd.com/YT to get started with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy, the most effective therapy for OCD.
Chrissy is the smartest, kindest, most amazing person in the OCD community. Thank God for her.
Thank you for this, what an amazing compliment
Chrissie was and continues to be one of the best people that have helped me with my OCD recovery. She helped me find a great therapist and has guided me through several relapses over the years through her videos and advice. Love her so much!
Chrissie is an OCD OG! Her videos have helped me so much.
So glad they have helped!!
never seen a woman more powerful
Chrissie has helped me through highschool with extreme P-ocd and reclaiming my identity, you have no idea how grateful i am for her work, I only hope to have such a positive contribution to the community one day 😊
It’s nice to see Chrissie Hodges opening up and talking about this problem and mental illness that people are afraid to talk about and get help for because they fear being judged.
Damnit, even for interviews with NOCD Chrissie has the banana in the background. 😂 She's so phenomenal! ❤
hahhahaha! I was so excited they had a banana in the room so we could use it in the background haha
We love you Chrissie ❤
I have sexual orientation OCD right now as a theme (since 2021) and I want to applaud Chrissy for talking about the sadness that comes with the disorder. Using myself as an example, the things we cling onto/for fear of loss or otherwise becomes a breeding ground for OCD. OCD attacks the things we love and when we start to fear that loss, we do everything we can to prevent it or if it has happened already or we can’t access it, we feel as sense of mourning. And that can be extremely devastating. I know many people with OCD who have a fear of losing a significant other (parent, lover, friend, pet, etc) and begin performing compulsions to ensure they want. And this clinging is exhausting. I had that with my attraction towards women, I clung on and did compulsions to the point it was completely inaccessible. I exhausted myself! So, just because the theme and compulsions looks different, doesn’t mean the underlying “fear of loss” and need to control or limit the possibility of loss” doesn’t exist.
You are not alone ❤ thank you for sharing part of your story!
Love the passion this ladys got 💪🏻💪🏻 takes courage to post about it
As someone who copes with OCD on a daily basis, having driven me literally delirious and to self harm and nearly going to jail over it just breaking mentally down public, I have never come across anyone I can relate to more about this bizarre disease and who can uplift even in the pits of hell like this woman can. Even in the most hopeless days just knowing someone else gets it and can relate it back to me with advice that only someone who has suffered this disease can give and can genuinely inspire and encourage me to keep living through it.
wow this is the probably the most helpful and heart warming interview i've ever watched. I'm so inspired. Thank you NOCD for the awesome interview!
Thank you so much for this interview! WOW you just gave so many people hope crissie! Thank you for being so open and honest god bless you!! 😊
Thank you for watching, I'm so glad it was helpful!!
I cried when Chrissie told that she is putting out the videos for potential suicides. She is a very strong human 💪
Thank you
Chrissie is absolutely amazing! She contributed to my understanding and recovery of my pure ocd diagnosis ❤
Chrissie saved my life and changed it ❤️
This is amazing! Thank You God💖 for NOOCD ; thanks for this amazing interview!
SO glad you enjoyed! We thought it was amazing, too!
I'm so grateful that i found Chrissie's channel 🙏. She is super!
Awesome interview Chrissie. We love you and you're amazing! Thank you for all you do for the OCD community.
you are welcome, I'm so glad it resonated
I love Chrissie. She has been, and still is, one of the first people to truly help me navigate my OCD. She continues to support me, even indirectly, on the days when my OCD and anxiety feel overwhelming. I’m so incredibly grateful for this woman-she’s such an inspiration!💖
It’s almost uncanny, but every time I’m struggling with a feeling or a thought, I get a notification that she’s posted a new video. And without fail, it’s exactly what I need to lift me back up.😂🥹
Thank you Chrissie for your courage and strength to talk about OCD to help others❤. You helped me discover that I have OCD.
I'm so glad my videos were there for you! It's so much easier knowing we aren't alone in this!
She has literally changed my life ...without her I would be lost serious lost
The emotional recovery is still something I don’t think I ever got in my ocd treatment. And as hard as it was to do erp I miss it a lot.
Chrissie is just so beautiful. Her strength inspired me to live
Always remember that you are stronger than your OCD! ❤
If I could buy chrissie a drink I would. She’s saved my life ❤
Love you chrissy , your videos really helped alot ,i suffered from religion ocd, my life was not going well,but now i felt great 👍
Thank you Chrissy. Your kind heart is so powerful❤
You are welcome
Chrissie is indeed a “Game Changer” in the field of treating OCD.
It’s only thanks to Chrissie and her videos how I knew I have OCD (Pure O)
She's lovely Chrissie Hodges
She's great 👍🏽 Very relatable.
We are so happy to hear you enjoyed the podcast! ❤
That’s what I have learned it’s gonna be a daily battle you deal with for the rest of your life you don’t just think your fixed
First have harm oce in high school than oce gone and after get covid my condition is low more low and this ocd back bringing pure o DAMN, about relapse is right
I have a doubt... I see many videos with examples about doubts and the solution is to don't know the answers, like say to your brain "maybe yes maybe not"
But, when you intrusive thoughts are not questions? Instead your intrusive thoughts are affirmations and you compulsion is to prove that those affirmations are wrong, so, to dont do the compulsions, could I say to my brain "yes, you are right"
This is what people are afraid of if I get treatment or get help will I still have an intrusive thought again then I will feel guilt and shame I already feel like I should be in a psychiatric hospital and take meds because I think I will harm someone and it will get worse if I don’t get help and treatment
You should watch the new NOCD interview that came out the young woman has the same type of OCD that you do. Pretty inspiring. I’m still struggling but trying to get help
It’s called Silence to Strength
Chrissie has lovely arms! 💪
Turn your weakness into a your strength!! Turn your ocd from angry animal to a sloth!
The Force is strong with that one.....
❤❤❤❤
“Take the chance that you’re going to be okay” didn’t she just say you never recover from this?
When did I say you never recover? Recovery is learning to live with and manage OCD. I absolutely consider myself recovered from OCD because I have the tools to manage it when it shows up.
@@ChrissieHodgesPureOCDAdvocate learning to live with and recovering is a contradiction in terms
@@jesse8737 Arguing about what recovery means is a waste of time. Good luck to you!
@@ChrissieHodgesPureOCDAdvocate I’m not arguing. Pointing it out
Why is there a random banana by the lamp?
In all of my youtube videos, there is a photo of a banana in the background lol, so we decided to put one there as a nod to my channel.
There was internet in 1998.
Out of the entire interview, that is what you got out of it? Yikes.
@@ChrissieHodgesPureOCDAdvocate I got more then that, but I just felt like that was an odd thing to say.
Charging $500 per session is just greedy!! If you truly wanted to help people you would make your services affordable for all. People are suffering from this and you are just a profit making machine off of peoples pain.
when does she say that
You are talking about NOCD?
@@Malika-zi2uv yes, they charge $500 per session. So if you are Howie Mandel you can afford this. $2000 a month for a once a week session is crazy!!! It just doesn’t seem like you are genuinely interested in helping people, you are more interested in filling your pockets.
Hi Amy, thank you for your feedback and comment. We want to apologize for any confusion or misinformation and would like to be clear that the price you've quoted is not our current cash-pay session rate.
We’d also love to address this with a few points. At NOCD, our pricing structure reflects the cost of treatment with genuine ERP specialists. Unfortunately, it's common for well-meaning therapists who are not trained in the gold standard treatment for OCD to attempt to treat individuals with OCD, which can sometimes result in more harm than good. We strive to be transparent about our billing practices and are here to answer any questions you may have about understanding your estimated costs for care.
What you may be referring to with this price is what’s called a “bill rate.” The bill rate is for insurance companies to understand the total value of what NOCD provides, but it is not what a member is expected to pay. That is to say, please note that amount showing as billed on your invoice to insurance is * not * the amount we expect you to be pay. You will also see an "insurance adjusted" amount, which is reflective of what is being discounted or waived by your insurance. The amount you owe is based on your individual health plan and NOCD's discounted, contracted rate. We explain this in extensive detail right here on our Billing Resources and FAQ Page (at www.treatmyocd.com/about-us/billing-resources) and hope this resource will help answer any questions.
If you still have any questions related to this at all, feel free to email our Member Experience Team at member.experience@nocdhelp.com. Our team specializes in handling situations like this and will personally guide you through resolving these matters. We are deeply sorry for your experience and would love the opportunity to explain this further based on your personal situation.
I pay 10 dollars per session with my insurance . I’ve looked at all my invoices, even before insurance, I’ve never seen any session cost 500
Love you Ocd-Angel♥️🫸🫷 thanks so much all ur words and understanding.