OCD therapists in Ohio
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
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A person with OCD might repeatedly check things, such as ensuring the door is locked or the stove is off, even when they know they've already checked.
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Rituals, such as touching objects in a particular sequence or repeating specific words or phrases, can be a part of daily routines for someone with OCD.
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Hoarding, or the inability to discard useless or worn-out possessions, is often a symptom of OCD, leading to cluttered living spaces.
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Individuals may experience intrusive and unwanted thoughts, often of a disturbing or violent nature, causing significant anxiety and avoidance of people.
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Some with OCD may be plagued by a constant need for reassurance, seeking validation from others about their fears or behaviors.
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