Tag Archives: Jeff Bell
Healthy Doubt Versus Unhealthy Doubt
This post first appeared on my blog in August 2013…. I’ve previously written about how I used to scrutinize my son Dan, trying to decipher which of his behaviors were OCD related. I finally realized my intense involvement in his … Continue reading
OCD and Instincts
As we know, the front-line treatment for OCD is Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy, where sufferers are forced to face their fears, and accept the doubt and the uncertainty in their lives. An integral part of this therapy includes an … Continue reading
Healthy Doubt Versus Unhealthy Doubt
I’ve previously written about how I used to scrutinize my son Dan, trying to decipher which of his behaviors were OCD related. I finally realized my intense involvement in his life was doing us both more harm than good, and … Continue reading
Worry and Uncertainty – Then and Now
When I was a junior in college, I spent the year studying abroad in England. Going overseas for college then wasn’t like it is now. No organized programs with groups; just go on your own, and find your way. And … Continue reading