Obsessive Anxiety Disorder – A Study into Treating Obsessive Anxiety D...

You may hear, in some day-to-day conversations, people using expressions such as “oh she’s a bit OCD” or “they’re a bit ADHD” when referring to someone’s habits or behaviour. These are terms which can be sometimes bandied around lightly. To someone who...

Each year in the US, an estimated 12 million adults who receive outpatient care are misdiagnosed, and oftentimes those patients fall within a minority identity, including women, non-white Americans, and those within the LGBTQIA community. That’s why...

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental health disorder characterised by repeated, uncontrollable thoughts and actions that interfere with daily life.¹ The intrusive thoughts are known as obsessions. The behaviours performed to reduce anxiety...

Control is an important construct in the fields of psychology and psychopathology, particularly as it relates to anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD). Losing control, however, is a fear clinical psychologists observe in many patients but...