Why Is Managing OCD So Hard?

If your child has OCD, you might wonder, "My child is exhausted from responding to all the demands his 'OCD Monster' makes. He wants to get back in the driver's seat of his life.  He knows what to do to manage OCD. Why isn't he doing it?"

There are good reasons. Here are the top three you will learn about in this episode:

1. Your child's biology.
2. Limits of medical science that make it difficult to get a diagnosis of OCD and then find the right treatment.
3. Beliefs that transformation should be fast, easy and relatively free from discomfort.

Managing OCD is HARD WORK.  The evidence-based treatment proven to work is ERP.  To learn more, I invite you to visit NOCD.

Do you like the idea of creating a family culture in which members do hard things?  You're invited to be a Founding Member our "Do Hard Things and Get Results" Community.

The goal of this community is to help you evolve into the best version of yourself--no matter what.  We want to help you:

• Be who you  are
• Know what you  know and 
• Do what you need to do.

Here you will:

1.  Set a goal--whether it's losing weight, or becoming more fit or stop overspending.
2.  Have a community who holds you accountable.
3.  Celebrate wins and overcome hurdles.
4.  Participate in training calls where we address specific topics like:

• How to resist urges
• What to do when you fall off the wagon
• How to manage hard feelings
• How to deal with perfectionism or people pleasing
• How to create a protocol that works for you.

5. Join group coaching calls. You can get in the hot seat and get specific ideas about how to get unstuck.

Click here to learn more about becoming a Founding Member of the Do Hard Things and Get Real Results Community.  The membership fee covers all members of your family. Each family member can set different goals.

Membership includes participation  in the general community. We will also have breakout groups for:

• People who want to lose weight.
• People who want to get fit.
• People who want to respond to their kids with OCD more effectively .

We will open other topic-specific groups as the needs arise. 

We look forward to working with you!

 

Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:

• Website: FreeMeFromOCD.org
• Social Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.