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Common Pitfalls in ERP 4 OCD- FREE Training

Posted in Anxiety, Exposure Therapy, General Psychology, Mental Health, OCD

As a sequel to my popular, “ERP 4 OCD- Ultimate Guide to Treating OCD” training, here is the full length training on “Common Pitfalls in ERP 4 OCD.”  I have given this to OCD sufferers, family/friends, clergy, and clinicians.  May it benefit you wherever you find yourself today.

Intro

Evidence-based treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is not tremendously difficult to understand. It involves things like tracking when you compulse, learning to face challenging situations without compulsion, and how to tolerate uncertainty while engaging with what you value. Sounds good, right?

In practice, OCD can be very complex, and some cases are challenging to treat. But even in complex cases, the gold standard for treatment still usually applies: Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). However, this treatment must do certain things and look out for common problems and challenges to be effective. Join me on August 25th for a one-night, FREE event, for sufferers, family members, professionals, and anyone just interested.

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