Understanding the OCD Brain part 1: OCD and me
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2017
- Science writer David Adam has obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). In the first of a series of films, he meets Professor Trevor Robbins, Head of Psychology at the University of Cambridge, to find out what we know about OCD and how scientists study the condition.
This is so great for an OCD sufferer. It really gave me a better undertanding of the incapacitating effect the disease has on you.
Important fact: Exposure and response prevention (ERP) is one of the best and most effective treatment methods for OCD.
David, Tanks for your videos about OCD .. that's useful and also helpful.
My name is Mostafa, and I have ,OCD, Anxiety, Depression and drug abuse from Age 15 till know I'm 36.
I'm happy to see, you understand what's the darkness of OCD in the life , and need to find a way to treatment this bad disease . Actually I had all this problems until now I'm 36 and I hope just one day in future scientists will find a way to treatment this problem. 🙏🙏
This is an important topic for me. Thanks for the clear graphics and calm unfolding.
Thank y ou for making this information available
I believe there is a state in which humans have complusions but no obsessions. are the brains similar?
It can get hellish when it’s about ruminating over things
Currently thinking of writing my piece as I suffer harm OCD . I was diagnosed at 17 in 41 now. This illness as caused me too not leave my appartment for MTHS. I've level 8 in psychology. Keep in touch. God bless you
2:30 - 4:00 - The way how OCD brain works according to two structures particular involved in OCD?
Whats is the solution in totality?
There is no such thing as 'a little bit OCD '.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (Marsha M Linehan did some amazing works) is also very helpful.
I have ocd serve help me
A pity the video makers could only afford to get one of their mice to write the subtitles.
Poor animals