Ask An Expert: What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- Psych2Go's Monica Taing hosts the Ask An Expert series on OCD with Nate Peterson.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a psychiatric disorder characterised by the presence of obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and/or compulsions (repetitive behaviours of mental acts intended to reduce the obsessions). What does this all really mean? As a commonly misunderstood disorder, it's especially useful to separate fact from fiction. Psych2Go's Monica ( / psychtomed ) [Medical Student] hosts Nathan Peterson ( / ocdandanxiety ) [Therapist] to discuss OCD. | #ocd #obsessivecompulsivedisorder
Join us at 5 PM EST on 8 September 2022 for a candid chat about OCD.
This video is for educational purposes only, and not intended to substitute for medical advice. Please consult a professional for any medical questions.
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What topic on mental health would you like us to cover next?
bipolar disorder or Panic Syndrom
Reasons why some people are pathological liars, why they are prone to lying all the time etc
@@annabelle3131 Good idea. I tell someone something and they tell me I am wrong. A year later facts show that I was right but the other person insists that they didn't deny me that year earlier !
As if they don't realise that they are lying. Weird !
@@ronoli9447 Not only that. Making up random stories (all fake) about people/happenings and successfully convince people they're all true
@Psych2Go
I would be interested in "Ask an expert" on Psychosis
As a person with OCD I always love when these videos talk about less popular discussed mental illnesses.
Couldn’t agree more. Very informative
Absolutely! It makes me so happy when people get the chance to learn about something that affects me and others so deeply.
Agree
YES
i also have ocd :)
I love that he’s making a clear distinction between being tidy and the actual disorder. I think society uses the term too loosely and I’m glad he’s shedding light on that well done 👏🏽
the actual disorder is hell on earth :( it makes me want to not feel anything anymore, aka suicide except im scared of death too so im stuck in a wanting everything to stop but also not wanting to disappear forever
@@limitbreak2966 Exactly. The general public tends to make it a dream, but it’s the exact opposite. So I am thankful this guy is trying to get that point more across.
I knew a guy that it got bad. He was irrational. When it went too far. He was psychotic. He had to touch everything 59 times. If you, him, anyone made him lose count and have to start over. I found him one night, on the floor by the door, because he was looping. 59. Is that enough? Lose count. Start over. He was in real pain. It was horrible. I wouldn't wish that on anyone. My heart goes out to you. Thank you. 💙
I myself have OCD, And its definitely an extremely difficult disorder to deal with. I recommend that if you are dealing with symptoms of OCD that you talk about it with a trusted adult / friend and that you get the help that you need as soon as possible. Have a great day!
100% I have a clinical diagnosis also it’s awful it makes me feel inhuman
I absolutely agree about getting professional help right away!! It only gets worse and very quickly.
@@tjboylan20
I really hope things get better for you soon!
@@janetbanks7418
This is true, things can go downhill very quickly.
@@Jamielovesthecardigans you too, it’s rough out here lucky i see professional monthly at a time in my life i was there weekly
One thing I doing hate, is that people expect me to be extremely tidy and organised, which -because of my adhd, I am simply not. People have told me before "well you can't have odd bc your not tidy". It's called obsessive compulsive disorder. I have symptoms of obsessive behaviours and compulsive behaviours, none of which specify that i have to be organised or tidy or clean. I am organised in a way most people don't understand (it's different from how most people organise stuff) but it just has to b like that.
I am not diagnosed but I understand what you are saying, my intrusive thought I if I am too happy something bad will happen not necessarily too me, e.g. a distant, and I mean distant cousin really wanted children, and couldn’t, but he and wife were adopting a toddler, and wife sent child back because they had a runny nose and rash because she wasn’t going to do a sick kid. I couldn’t stop my guilt and sadness that it was my fault because I had been so happy when I heard they were adopting. I also need to count but went almost 60 years before anyone knew . But I counted the eggs in the dozen I was buying at grocery then counted when they went in fridge, counted when they came out to be used. I counted my children all the time - I had 2. I counted silverware when they went into dishwasher and again when they came out, etc. etc., etc. but because I also am ADHD, I have the same reaction as the joke about dogs “squirrel!” I read multiple books at same time, in evening will watch TV., and RUclips on phone and do whatever craft I am hooked on at that time. I know where all my things are, and what is stored in each box in store room but my surroundings are a mess (but I know where everything is)
But I have learned to just accept myself, and finally realized it’s nobody’s business how I live and I don’t have to try to live my life like others want to tell me too, just live so I am happy with me.
Thank you for sharing I don’t think many people realize how this can be displayed
I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE SAYING! ADHD IS DIFFERENT! BUT YOU ARE ORGANIZED IN A DIFFERENT WAY, FOR SURE! I'M OCD! SO JUST BE YOURSELF 💗 OK!!! TY, KELLIE
I have both too! And I have that, my executive dysfunction stops me being tidy or clean, and my OCD is unrelated to being clean or tidy
@@JMemski Me too 😞. Before I started taking meds, I lived in fear because my brain was my own worst enemy.
I may have missed this stream, but I got a story for you about OCD.
When I was 14, I had it bad. My obsession was about God and the Devil, having a battle in my head for my soul. It scared the daylights out of me, and I was put in a hospital for two weeks. The rest of year was equally nightmarish. Nathan Peterson was right, it is quite treatable. I don't remember how I did it, but over the course of time I eventually got better. But make no mistake, I was never able to function in life properly for a time because of it. It ain't quirky at all, it's painful, scary, and hard to overcome because it feels real, regardless if it's actually not. Luckily, I'm all better now. I learned to accept "uncontrollable thoughts" as I called them at the time. Keep up the good work, you guys!
Thank you so much for letting me share what OCD actually is and how to do treatment! 😄
omg im so happy to hear him talk about how a lot of people tend to say “oh im so ocd” and so on when they don’t actually have ocd! i know most of them don’t mean/say it in a “hurtful” way, but when you’re someone who has an actual extreme case of ocd where i get breakdowns over something as feeling dirty (which is only one of the many examples) it kinda annoys me.
Yess, same :l I hate when people say that
I understand. Idk why exactly but I do find it annoying when someone says “I’m so ocd” or “I’m organised, that’s a subtle ocd” and then proceeds to live a normal life..like no, you don’t have ocd, you don’t want to have ocd. Being uncomfortable in an unorganised environment isn’t necessarily ocd if you’re not obsessed and compelled to clean and having to do these things repeatedly
@@isotuujah6094 exactly!!
Yes, it makes me sort of angry but I know they just don’t know about it
They don't use the term respectively 😑
Thank you for this video. I have OCD, among other mental illnesses. And of all the diagnoses I have, OCD is one of my most dreaded to talk about because I hate hearing, "I understand! I am totally OCD about..." NO, YOU'RE NOT! It's not just washing your hands frequently. It's washing and showering to the point of cracking, bleeding skin out of legit fear of contamination. It's not wanting all your dishes clean, it's sending your dishes through the washer 2, 3, 4 or more times or else feeling like the dishes are filthy. I count EVERYTHING, from my eating utensils to how long I scrub my hands, face, and hair to how many times I lock my apartment door after my husband leaves for his third shift job, and having a complete panic attack and having to start all over if I lose count. Counting, praying, and scrubbing are my main compulsions. Contamination, assault, sin, and even death are my main obsessions. People are surprised to find out that despite my OCD, my apartment is a complete disaster. Not because I'm lazy. Not because I am tired. But because my brain says, "If you start something that you can't finish in one session (I have a lot of physical chronic conditions that cause pain and fatigue.), you will never get back up once you take your first break, so why bother starting to begin with?" Argh! So frustrating.
I told my psychology teacher my symptoms because a topic we will do later is psychopathology which involves OCD so I thought she might help me understand it and she said it sounds a lot like OCD and that I should tell my GP about it so I can hopefully get a diagnosis but my parents don't know/won't believe me so I'll probably wait until I move out or get a diagnosis through school. It's weird how I know the 'rituals' won't do anything but I still have to do them or I will feel horrible for ages and a lot of anxiety. Not sure if this is OCD related but when I was 8 years old, I had this thing where I had to touch certain things like walls or objects because I had this weird feeling in my hands which would stop when I touch something and it would feel so awful if I didn't. But then it stopped for a few years when I was about 11 years old, I tried to suppress it when I started secondary school and it worked until I was 14 and my rabbit died (I had 2 rabbits, the other one is still alive) and I barely slept that night because I was so worried that the other one would die the next day (she didn't obviously, she's still alive - this was January 2021) and I started doing these certain routines to prevent my rabbit from dying that had to be exactly the same everyday, even if I knew they wouldn't do anything, I just couldn't stop because there was always that voice in my head saying 'what if she will die if you don't do it?' So I still at 16 years old haven't been able to stop it and more things keep adding to the routine even if the actions are really dumb and pointless. Another example is when I finish cleaning out my rabbit, when I have the routine, I have to close the door in a certain way and when I lock it, I have to push the handle down twice or someone will break in. It was even worse when another rabbit I got in summer 2021 who died end of November 2021. I felt I had to control these things so I had control over my life and my feelings. Don't know why I'm saying this in the past tense because it is still happening lol. I just realised how long this is, sorry whoever is reading this, I didn't intend it to be-
I believe whatever I have is genetic since my mum has this thing she mentioned once years ago that she has to touch the frame of her bed (not sure if that's what it's called) or something bad will happen.
Okay bye lol, hope whoever else is struggling finds a way out and their life will get better :)
I'm so sorry for your rabbits! (Sorry if this sounds weird) You deserve so much better.
@Stormy The Wonderful Cat That's okay, thank you I appreciate your comment
How are things now?
It gives me such relief to see more people actually interested in this topics. The first time I saw your channel was around 2017 I think and I've never stopped since, because your content raises awareness of mental health in, to me, a very special and caring way. I would love to see more on Asperger's syndrome too, lately I've been feeling it is more common than I thought.
It's not Asperger's anymore
As a person who has ocd
I’m too scared to even tell anyone that I struggle with ocd…once I told one of my friends about it and she was like “oh so your like a cleanliness freak?” And the other girl was like “no you don’t I never seee you crying and cleaning everything over small minor changes stop lying”
That hurt my feelings so much…I don’t think they understand that ocd doesn’t only affect a person in this cleanliness way…
There various unknown types and ways that each individual in different ways
My pattern is very very different than this
It’s comparing with others making me insecure and making me change the smallest mistakes in fear and I feel like I’m in danger for no reason when I’m in unknown places….that is an intrusive way it affects me….and they make fun of me…so this is an obsession of feeling insecure and scared….and the only way I feel normal is if I behave using my compulsions….it’s not like I wanted o have this.l,it just happened and it sometimes make me breakdown…..it’s really really stressful to being in a situation to choose between the things you don’t really know….I got help and a therapist….I’m fine because of my therapy sessions ocd can go away eventually but it can always be triggered to come back with any type of traumatic experience……..so please if you know anyone with ocd don’t judge them or their situation instead try to help them and not make things worse for them….🥺
I love when we get recognized !! I have ocd ever since i was quite young and it’s such a struggle but others under look it so much
I have diagnosed ocd. I was diagnosed later in life so it's just always been that way. A long time ago I realized my ocd would really get amped up if I was stressed. I try to pay attention to this and make adjustments to my self care. Sometimes it's really tiring doing the things I do. Mainly I will wet my hands then apply a tiny amount of moisturizer, only to touch something and it not feel 'right' so I wet hands again and do the whole thing over. Sometimes I'm trapped in the bathroom until it feels right. I have checked locked doors that I know I locked already, forever. I even remember checking the walls for hot spots when I was a child. I unplug everything, drives my husband and teen son nuts. It doesn't help that one of my children has a food allergy, this is devastating for someone with ocd. I pray a lot, The Lord does help me.
To all the Indians out there - just hang in there, we all are this together. As a person suffering from ocd myself i know we tend to lose hope lot of times and start cursing fate like why are sounds in my mind talking to me constantly which is really physically and mentally draining, so please don't lose hope .
Try to gain as much information as possible, find about your symptoms and their triggers. Postpone your compulsions as much as you can and divert your mind to other places eventually the frequency of compulsions will reduce to min . And most importantly try to find a psychiatrist who you can tell about each and every feeling, symptoms and compulsions that would be a great help. If nothing else atleast tell this problem to one person whom you are most comfortable with sharing information and one you can rely on it . Keep yourself busy and occupied as much as possible, find any short term or long term goal and thrive to achieve it, ya obviously ocd will get into this but once you fight back and keep yourself busy the intrusive thought and compulsions will diminish, ya simply koi stand-up hi dekhlo aur kam pe lag jao. Remember we all are in this together. Just hang in there.
It makes me so upset when I tell people that I have OCD and their response is like "oh yeah I'm super orderly too!" They don't understand what I go through on a daily basis. The horrible intrusive thoughts, the fears, the tics that mimic Tourette's.. :( We need more general knowledge and understanding because people jump on the OCD train for little to no reason and don't comprehend the levels that people go through. It's nice to see it talked about as what it actually is.
That’s the key phrase! “Values are getting destroyed”, that’s what we people with ocd feels on a daily basis. I’m so glad someone clarified this 🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️
I have a clinical diagnosis of OCD. It’s pretty awful. I hate if my living space aka my bedroom extremely disorganized or I can’t sleep. My mind will have an intrusive thought typically Suicidal and my mind will constantly run to it. My brain will tell me that if things aren’t perfect that I have to end my life. My brain attaches meanings to everything and it’s all i can ever think about.
Me too 😞
Love to you
i totally understand, is there any advice that u can give?
@@dianaestrelado8500 my advice would to be very patient and careful with your speaking. People who have OCD are extremely reactive and even if you don’t mean something the brain will use that phrase against the person for a while.
Fucking disorder is hell on earth
I would like to see an in-depth looks on autism, or autism spectrum disorder, as I’m on the spectrum and would like to learn more about it.
Thanks for sharing! We have a few videos on it. We can look into making more on it :)
5 Things You Don't Know About Autism (Part 1) ruclips.net/video/qVlHGox0Vpc/видео.html
5 Things You Don't Know About Autism (Part 2 of 2) ruclips.net/video/myCNIuPZ5y4/видео.html
@@Psych2go thank you for this!
Nathan's videos helped me so much with my OCD when I was diagnosed a year ago, it's lovely to see him here!
i really like this types of videos! i feel like it’s better to have a deep dive into these disorders than just 5 minutes videos with small points and signs of a disorders. yes, they are helpfull in terms of bringing awareness, but sometimes people can misunderstand something
I am clinically diagnosed with OCD, and I have found a passion for neuropsychology. I remember telling my therapist, “I just wish there was medicine to help the actual intrusive thoughts and compulsions.” And then it hit me, I want to do that. I want to do anything to prevent anybody from dealing with OCD. I want to know more, I want to discover. I feel I can understand it better because I struggle with it, and I hope to change the field of OCD for better.
I have OCD. Yes I like my home nice and clean and organized If someone moves something or doesn't put something back the way I had it,, I fly into a rage. I actually hurt myself rather then hurt the one that did it. Because they probably didn't mean to or think that it would affect me that way. I try hard to not let someone know how angry I get. I repress my emotions until they're gone but it's getting hard to control it. I have severe depression, bi polar, PTSD. I get severely emotional and think people are trying to hurt me by angering me. I avoid letting people into my home as much as possible.
!!! Same
Hello Psych2Go Team! Thank you for helping others with your lovely content and patiently answering comments even though you have almost 10 million subscribers. I appreciate that a lot. Keep going! Just wanted to point that out. ^^
i've research, and watch a lot of videos about OCD cause i always thought i have it, whenever someone talks about OCD, and the way how it works it matches what i'm going through. I've been dealing with it since i was like 7, but i don't want to self diagnose 🤷🏻♀️. I don't even know that it's a thing, since i was a kid some people thinks i'm weird cause i'm doing things, but they didn't know that i'm only doing it to survive, to make my thoughts go away. I always thought i'm just crazy, but 2 years ago since i've known something like this exist, so i research more and watch more about it, and it matches mine
Go get an appointment as soon as possible
@@sudarshnachaturvedi7413 that's what i can't do lol, i'm a teenager and my parents don't know anything about it at all
@@eohuh178 that is exactly what happens , you need to start telling people, I also did . It's rare that we get real challenges in life. Solve it thinking as if it's a k drama it'll be easier lol.😂
@@sudarshnachaturvedi7413 no thank you lol, they wouldn't care anyway. Also you watch k drama's???????? omg
@@eohuh178 ayo same
This is the first time I’ve seen the “Ask an Expert” series, and I cant wait to check out more! This is an incredibly educational video, and the wide scope of the video’s discussion on OCD made me curious to learn more about it! 💚
This is a very good explanation of how ocd is and also it's wonderful that he mentioned some tips on how to cope, I was diagnosed with OCD 2 years ago and getting meds has helped so much! I didn't know I had it my entire life and it's all because I have low serotonin levels..
One of the things I struggle with the most is that I have phobia of insects developed from the intrusive thoughts I have of insects, since I was little I would perform compulsive behaviors to feel better from being around bugs.. thankfully exposure therapy has helped me so much and now I'm not afraid of some bugs like butterflies and most bugs that crawl, I still can't be around bugs that fly, but it's getting better as I continue therapy
Thank you!
For two things. First making this video with Nathan. He finally knows this stuff. (I've been to therapists who said: oh for next session I'll look OCD up in my books... Well I never went back there.)
And second: that it has been said in the video that it is not only about cleaning and being afraid if I locked the door or not. Those two examples everywhere and so clishe and for most people OCD is much different. I'm a veteran in OCD, has it for twenty years now. At the beggining I tried to look up anything I could find, but guess what... There were thing about cleaning... :D I got tired of reading them so I stopped. I just cope with my OCD. Sometimes it's better sometimes it's worse. But I'll look into that youtube channel. ❤️
Thanks again!
I loooove Nathan! His videos really helped me understand my ocd and I couldn’t be anymore thankful!🤗
Found this expert weigh-in really informative and interesting. Great job, thank you!!!
Thank you so much for having delivered quality work to everyone
Just recently found Nathan!!! And here he is on Psych2go! Yay!
Thank you for making that video I thought it was great! it can be so helpful to people that struggle with symptoms or with the disorder
This made me sob. It’s a very difficult disorder. Some times depending on the stress, I have to take things moment by moment. Second guessing my thoughts, myself. It’s a ride you just never get off of, you just deal with things as you go.
Definitely one coping mechanism is mentally training yourself through focusing techniques such as reading 📚
Hey, the content is amazing. Keep making these videos. Very educational.
Glad to be here before this hits 1 mil views.
Yes Nathan Peterson
Such nice video… Thanks Psych2Go for sharing such videos❤
You're video is really informative especially for a psych student like me. 😊 I love your animations also it's easily understood.
Thanks you guys it is actually great that youre working for something bigger than yourself you know
Thank you for sharing this information! Much appreciation 💛
I have OCD but it will not gonna let it define me
Oh wow, I grew up with my Best Friend having OCD, it's been an amazing experience, I love her so much.
Leaving my comment here for the RUclips god. Thank you for all the efforts and knowledge you're giving the world.
I'm really close to doing something extremely bad that I won't come back from and I'm already self harming myself and I'm just don't see anyway to get out of this hell I'm in and I have ptsd, social anxiety and depression. It's caused me to go through hell and I'm still going through it and I have no friends, my family hates me, my life is miserable and I have no one who is there for me and it's gotten to the point know that what people say have no meaning like when people say things will get better and stuff like that it has no meaning I have lost any reason to be alive and I don't see anyway out except taken my life but I know I won't but eventually it's going to get to the point where I will have no hidden things some how blocking me from doing it and it will be over. I have tried to talk to my family but right after they turn to there evil ways and then every time I try to make friends it either ends with them being fake or it being one sided or they just shut me out for no reason or if there is a reason they won't tell me and it sucks. I have a therapist but I only see her for 30 minutes every other week and It sucks cause I have so much to say but no one to listen to me or if they do listen they don't care. I have no reason to live and don't know what to do cause talking does very little to nothing cause I never can talk to the same person every time I need to and I don't feel loved or cared for st all. I probably repeated myself but sadly that's what my life is at right now
@ShadeWalkerYT It is very sad to me what you write. Nobody should be in a hopeless situation. So if you like to have a talk to me write me an answer!
This makes me sad, too. I upvoted the comment to get it more traction so someone can maybe help. I hope that you can find a reason to live. I also hope you can feel safe to tell your therapist (or at least a professional) about these suicidal thoughts you're having. And get on a good treatment plan (which can possibly include medication).
I don't really know the right words but know that I want you to be happy.
Thank you for the sharing so much, I hope it helps, I see a lot of the kindness and understanding here 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤ appreciate this a lot 😊
Grateful and thankful for this.
Thank you Nathan.... you really explained this well
This video is amazing, out of all of Nathan's videos THIS is the one. From 15:30 the cure is so clear. Thank you Nathan no.1 OCD expert 👏
I'm not much of a person who organises things but i always like to see things in a series, like the chairs always put up in a straight line in a restaurant, and always organise my chair after I'm done, maybe it's a part of manners but it's relieving for sm reason
I have OCD, and un 2020 it was the worst, I almost hurt myself because I couldn't stand it anymore, it made me cry so many times.I'm so tired of these horrible thoughts. I just want it to stop, I'm so tired
I’m so sorry you’re going through this awful experience. If you can get help from a qualified professional - or even a support group - it can give you your life back. ❤️
@@Steveaux1 thank you so much💓💓
Hi @Psych2GO thank u so much to u & Dr.Nathan too 😍😻for having a good and informative information on OCD topic😊many people don't have proper awareness on this it's good to see u r putting efforts in it major nd important myth Busted that ocd is actually treatable
my friends and some of my family members usually always say to me u have OCD i had always been trying to figure out really do i have it nd if yes then what's are it's points & how to detect it but yeah for sure i m not gonna let it affect me😊 good luck to u guys n everyone 🤩😎
Thanks for spreading awareness ❤
So many people with OCD It is so hard for them Thank you for the video
Thank you, this talk was very helpful.
Hey y’all, thanks for the great dive into OCD
OMG thank you so much One of your videos actually help me get therapy
Thank you, this is so helpful!
Psych2go, Today, 8 september of 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Died this Afternoon at Scotland.
Rest in peace (RIP) elizabeth II, We will miss you.
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Wow
Hi thanks for making these videos!
Thanks so much for the help!
Your channel is so useful 🌟💥 thanks so much for your effort 🌹
These videos are awesome!! Thank you for doing them 👏👏👏
I believe they'll be feeding us with more insightful and delicious videos
MY therapist has said I have this, waiting for a psychiatrist to talk to and get help with ocd if it turns out I have it.
Them looping thoughts is such a tough thing to get over
I have OCD myself and I am glad this video exists.
your content helps a lot.❤️
As a person with ocd this is really cool to see some representation
Thanks so much for this video ❤️❤️❤️
First of all, sorry for my English, I'm french. I have OCD and lately I've completed my therapy (1 year and 6 months of CBT). I have obsessions about thresholds (physicals and psychologicals), intrusive thoughts, fear of irreversible changes, etc. Paroxetine made improvements much easier but the OCD is still here (I use to see like a person who was constantly testing me about my insecureness ["Sébastien, you are a bad person if you do this, if you think that...", etc.] and my fears; now I try to look at it more like a radio always on, that I can't reach and turn down when I want, and I try to live with it [and not listening to it]). Feel free to contact me if you have any question. Love your channel! Take care.
I love your content and I hope you continue to share your beautiful work
I'm the number one fan of her too
Thank you for your hard work.
I love this platform!!
Can we get more of thesseee😊😊🙂🥳
Im so happy that they're discussing what OCD is for what it actually truly is. I hate it when people connect OCD to being tidy and perfect. I have OCD and am also a perfectionist but those two things are completely different topics from each-other. My sister also has OCD and is the least organized or perfect person I know.
Hi! Thank you for the video!
Thank you. Helpful info
I got a notification of this yesterday and I literally looked for it just rn at 4:17 am, 'cause I have this and I want to know more about this.
OCD is way more intense than people usually think and has a huge impact on the people around as well if unmanaged.
Thank you for the info!
We love you guys!
Thank you for sharing!
My OCD is not debilitating in a way other people suffers on. Mine’s constantly having the urge to keep everything tidy, or to fix untidiness, even when it means that I’ll get dirty myself. I literally renovated a garden just because I find it untidy. It gets me going sometimes but after that is energy crash. Dunno if OCD or not.
That voice deserved nothing but this beautiful face to go with it ❤
Love love your content
Thank you , I realised recently , a few months ago I had ocd , it changed my life completely
One of the first symptoms might’ve been when I was 4 , I had a weird thought that didn’t belong to me at al , it stopped til 9 but at 6 I had mental rituals when I was very angry and had a bit of anger issues and the rituals would calm it
You have helped me so much thank you 💚
This video is helping myself with ocd disorder
OCD can be so stressful! I really feel for those who suffer with it
I think it would be good like a quiz let's see your personality! I find these topics interesting!
you’re so pretty wow, and extremely intelligent i love this channel so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Hey thank you for your context.
Hi! Great content! ❤️
Thank you Monica!
Aw!!! I was not able to catch the Live!!! I have a feeling that I have OCD that I overcome. I just guessing 😊
Hiii this really does help thank you 🙂
I've had OCD from a very young age -to a point where I count my total steps and amount of times I've stepped on a line, trying to get it to an even amount- but my mother never accepted the fact and because of her I've learned to live with it and I now use it to my advantage in terms of organizing stuff.
Also, when combined with my artistic mind, I can draw perfectly even though it takes more time than normal people. Plus, my "be perfect" instincts allow me to perform really well in exams and academic works
Thank you for this.
I'm grateful for this too, tell me more about you
Thank you for all you do.
I love these mental health videos they are very relatable end helpful
Attracts good audiences
More of these pleaseeeeee
Thank you for this precious original chanel, it really helped me gain some knoweledge about myself, that I already knew