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 THINKING
THE UNTHINKABLE A conceptual understanding and treatment
considerations are discussed for those persons suffering with the
Purely obsessional form of OCD.
RETHINKING THE UNTHINKABLE A revised edition of an article written in 1991 regarding the treatment of the Purely Obsessional form of OCD
WHAT IS COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR THERAPY FOR OCD? When Seeing is Not Believing: A cognitive therapeutic differentiation between conceptualizing and managing OCD
I
THINK IT MOVED The understanding and treatment of the obsessional
doubt related to sexual orientation and relationship substantiation.
GUILT BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT
Treatment strategies and a conceptual understanding are provided for persons with a heightened sense of hyperscrupulosity and excessive concern for the well-being of others.
GOD FORBID The combined effects of guilt and anxiety experienced by OCD sufferers, when an over attachment is given to the obeying THE LAW (both secular and religiously) and ones character is indicted in the process.
SPEAK OF THE DEVIL
General psychological principles are presented related to understanding OCD and treatment strategies pertaining to cognitive-behavioral principles.
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME
A conceptual understanding and treatment strategies are presented for persons suffering with an olfactory obsession. This condition involves persons who staunchly believe that some part of their body is emitting an unpleasant odor.
THE
RIGHT STUFF - OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER: A DEFECT
OF PHILOSOPHY, NOT ANXIETY A comprehensive understanding and
description of Obessive- Compulsive Personality Disorder.
**Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Personality Features
(Principal Investigator: Anthony Pinto, Ph.D.
NYSPI IRB Protocol #: 5979)
Is perfectionism causing problems for you?
Do others complain about your rigidity?
Do you worry too much about order and details?
Do you find it difficult to relax and enjoy free time?
Are you constantly trying to control things?
Do you plan out every minute of your day?
Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center/NYSPI in Manhattan are seeking participants (age 18-60) in the NY metro area with several of these features for a study designed to learn more about the obsessive compulsive personality style and ways of thinking, and how these features affect life functioning. Participants will receive a confidential evaluation at no cost and payment upon completion of an interview, questionnaires, and computer tasks. For more information, contact Jordan at #212-543-5938.
STRATEGIES
FOR MANAGING OCD'S ANXIOUS MOMENTS
HAIR
PULLING a.k.a., TRICHOTILLOMANIA: A simple habit or a complex diagnosis?
WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH Early recognition of perfectionism amongst adolescents from ages 12 - 21.
OCD
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