Tag Archives: Margaret Mead

Raising Awareness about OCD

Posted on December 7, 2014 by Janet (ocdtalk)

If you haven’t yet seen this recent Newsweek article about John Cleaver Kelly’s story, I highly recommend reading it. I think it does a good job of depicting the torment and suffering OCD can cause. How could it not? John … Continue reading →

Posted in Mental Health, OCD | Tagged brain disorder, ERP Therapy, evidence-based therapy, JCK Foundation, John Cleaver Kelly, Margaret Mead, Newsweek, OCD awareness, suicide | 4 Comments

Helping Those With Recovery Avoidance

Posted on April 14, 2013 by Janet (ocdtalk)

As I’ve said before, one of the most heartbreaking aspects of OCD is the frequent occurrence of recovery avoidance. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a potentially devastating disorder, but it is treatable. Yet so many sufferers are so terrified of treatment, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Mental Health, OCD | Tagged enabling those with OCD, ERP Therapy, family involvement in OCD, fighting OCD, Margaret Mead, OCD, OCD advocacy, OCD and peer support, OCD support networks, understanding recovery avoidance in OCD | 39 Comments

Tag Archives: Margaret Mead

Raising Awareness about OCD

Helping Those With Recovery Avoidance

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