Supporting Families of Teens and Young Adults with OCD & Anxiety
This page is a resource for parents of teens and young adults with OCD and/or anxiety.
You can find support, strategies and most importantly; people who get what it's like to manage, struggle and cope with a teen or young adult with ocd and/or anxiety.
More featured speakers for our LIVE virtual event with advocates from all over the world sharing their thoughts on community, the importance of collaboration and messages of hope!
Saturday, October 16th 5:30-10:30pm EST on OCD Gamechangers Facebook or YouTube channel!
See you there!!
We are aware of some comments on a recent post highlighting some grammatical errors. Whilst we accept the public would expect our posts to be accurate we will not be editing or correcting the post.
The officer that published the post PC 2705 is a dedicated officer and valued member of our Neighbourhood Policing Team, who strives to serve his community and make Cumbria safe. Prior to joining Cumbria Police he served his country with pride in the Armed Forces and since joining our team has worked tirelessly to support veterans and cadet groups. His grandfather also served as a Police Constable in what was then Cumberland and Westmorland Constabulary so he is proud to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps.
PC 2705 is also dyslexic, so writing these posts does not come naturally to him but he is keen to do so to highlight the excellent work he does on a daily basis to serve his community. The reason we will not be editing this post as we believe it highlights those with hidden disabilities who have to work hard on a daily basis to cope with them. We hope that PC 2705’s achievements serve as an inspiration to others and encourage them to follow their dreams 😊
Here are some tips to help stop the cycle of rumination ✋🏼
Identify a problem that you usually ruminate about 🧐
Recognize your job is not to try and solve that problem 🚫
Accept the presence of the thought and practice directing your attention to the present moment 🍃
It can be there or not be there; it doesn’t matter. Your job is not to try and solve the problem 🦋
Looking for more resources to help with Anxiety or OCD? Visit our website at the link in our bio or call 813-773-5807 to meet our therapists and schedule a FREE consultation 🛋
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A Columbia Professor Helps Chris Hemsworth Stress-Proof His Life In Limitless With Chris Hemsworth, organizational psychologist Modupe Akinola offers practical tips for the Thor actor — and for everyone else.
OCD Gamechangers Community Event on January 28th 2023 at The Yard Theater from 1-5pm.
Join us for our first ever 'OCD Specialists with OCD Lived Experience' event! Five OCD therapists will be sharing their stories of living with OCD and how they transformed their struggle into giving back and helping others through providing OCD treatment. Each therapist will provide a short presentation, and we will end with a panel Q&A. This event is open to individuals with OCD, families, and therapists/clinicians.
Event Location: The Yard @ 4319 MELROSE AVENUE.
LOS ANGELES, CA 90029
Date: Saturday, January 28th, 2023 Event
Time: 1:00pm-5:00pm PST Event Cost:...
"You Are Wonderful!" How Praise Triggers Better Control in the ADHD Brain My daughter was starting to hate herself because all day long she was told — by me, her teachers, her friends — that she was constantly messing up. Doing it wrong. Misbehaving. Here are the five ways we used humor and praise to save my daughter. And me.
Excellent article!!
Are Your Relationship Doubts Normal, or a Sign of OCD? Relationship OCD is characterized by obsessive, distressing thoughts.
Thank you for being a part of this group! I hope you have gotten something helpful from it- wishing each and everyone of you and your dear ones a happier and healthier 2023!
Many of our teens and young adults with OCD also have ADHD, it may actually make it harder to see results from treatment. Find a therapist who can recognize and help with both-its challenging but there are ways thru!
ADHD is a perplexing, frustrating, and disruptive condition still too often questioned and misunderstood. We are smart, people say. We just need to try harder or stop procrastinating. If only it were that easy. Here’s the truth about why we can’t always do what is good for us.
👉 https://www.additudemag.com/slideshows/adult-adhd-brain-civil-war/
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Check out this FB live event from IOCDF.org tonight. Hear from professionals and others with lived experience, ask questions and connect. https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:7013613996490506240/
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Perfectionistic concerns are similarly apparent in patients with depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder Mental illness can be associated with many dysfunctional beliefs or mental processes. A study published in PLOS One suggests that perfectionism is one such symptom that is especially prevalent in people with obsessive-compulsive disorder and major depressive disorder. ...
What is your biggest challenge right now with your teen or young adult?
You don’t have to be a perfect finished product, that’s not real
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How to Know the Difference Between Anxiety and OCD - NJ Family Doctors explain how to spot the differences in your kids and how to get help.
Great post from & TreatMyOCD … The holidays are here and can be a trigger for intrusive thoughts. Because of this we may start to see Relationship OCD preface more.
Want to boost your mental health? Take a walk Even moderate amounts of exercise can help ward off depression.