NOCD x Talkiatry

OCD impacts the entire person - which is why NOCD is partnering with Talkiatry to provide treatment that addresses the whole issue. Dr. Patrick McGrath of @treatmyocd and Dr. Andrew Lelin of @Talkiatry explore how OCD commonly shows up and why it's often called the "doubting disease." Tune in to learn what our experts want you to understand about OCD - and why it's ok to be uncertain!

[@BillyHoff-d2r]

I haven’t heard someone breakdown subsets so succinctly, and articulately. This is a video I will share. Thank you

[@nickcoker4293]

This was so validating

[@bengrant1201]

I experience absolutely no pleasure no joy no relief. I'm in trouble. It's going to lead to me being killed

[@mikebelperio2579]

Very well explained

[@bengrant1201]

Hello Patrick. My thoughts are literally going to lead to my death if I don't do something. I'm so irrational. I need my irrationality cured. Please say something. Please

[@גלשונק]

Its easier to say then do, just know that your are not you thougts, the brain makes negtive thougts all the time, when you see that the thougt is bothering you, you can know that your brain producded it.
And then you can ignore it, and know its not you.
Almost every youtube video and website says this, everyone has intrusive thougts, we get to chooce to ignore it and know its not our core value

[@bigstupidheadloser]

such a simple, short video that really sums everything about OCD up so well. it never ceases to amaze me just how common my OCD “fears” are, and how identical the language and tricks OCD uses amongst everyone who sufferers from it. The brain is capable of some truly crazy things. Thanks so much for this video !