OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) - Complex Anxiety seen from a new perspective with top tips
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0:00 What is OCD?
1:38 OCD sits on top of anxiety
2:13 OCD symptom or problem?
2:36 Intrusive thoughts
3:01 OCD compulsions
6:36 Types of OCD chart
7:28 The OCD stay at home prisoner
7:58 The OCD technical loner
8:18 The OCD self-employed controller
9:09 The OCD get on with it pragmatist
11:02 The 5 classes of OCD sabotage
14:20 Top 10 tips for OCD help
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Such a great course! Loving every minute of it!
Thank you!
I was diagnosed with OCD since my teenage, spent my whole life fighting OCD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.
YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Thank you for sharing this point!
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta
I replaced my OCD in thoughts with cognitive awareness.... now I'm an expert at it. I was given a dose of 30mil of escitalopram (dangerous dosage) by a psychiatrist and weaned myself off them completely. Brazilian jiu-jitsu saved my life, now I'm complementing it with yoga, breathwork, walks in the park, eating clean, high water intake, less caffeine. I'm not a master of my own mind yet, but I will be some day. Breathwork (at least) should be a part of every person's daily routine. The mind can be conquered peeps, the intrusive thoughts can be irradicated and mental freedom can easily be enjoyed.
Wise words indeed - and very well done!
You give everyone hope ❤️
Please try daily deep breathing and meditation. It will cure you. It will be hard in start, but Don't give up. There is proof of brain scans that meditation can rewire our brains withing just 6 weeks.
There are many types of meditation. Since you're a beginner, you should do some easy meditation, like transcendental meditation. I started it as a beginner and it was very good for instant focus.
I am crying watching this. I am exhausted by all the rituals and covering them up.
I know, it soul destroying and exhausting isn't it? But there is much you can do if you get the right information. Perhaps check these videos out too? Best wishes John
Video 1 czcams.com/video/nXk75ezkRK4/video.html
Video 2 czcams.com/video/yHejSfrg_iE/video.html
Video 3 czcams.com/video/zf1J4Vwjg9Y/video.html
Anxiety & OCD Discernment thank you. I will definitely check them out.
I literally had a mental breakdown the other day over ocd I feel your pain I don't know how this happened to me but it really sucks I'm trying though
A small tip... "Defy yourself!" Don't do what your brain tells you. "Disobey!"
Show yourself the middle finger and grab a cool drink and chill like a boss...
@@RikthDcruze this sounds like much stress hehehe
As someone who has suffered and currently battling with ocd for 20 solid years there are a few things that have really helped out:
1. Fluoxetine medication
2.Meditation
3.walking/hiking
4.magnesium
5.vitamin D
6.zinc
7.calming Tea
8.this video
Thank you - 26 more videos are here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Please try daily anulom vilom and meditation. It will cure you. It will be hard in start, but Don't give up. There is proof of brain scans that meditation can rewire our brains withing just 6 weeks.
There are many types of meditation. Since you're a beginner, you should do some easy meditation, like transcendental meditation. I started it as a beginner and it was very good for instant focus.
I've been living with extreme OCD forever. It is like a bully in your head.
It's only a bully if you listen and believe it.
Canonmentos yup don’t feed the monster!
Me too I swear , i feellike there's somebody inside my head who keeps insulting me all the time
I couldn't have agreed with you more it's like your brain constantly working against you. It's tiring
@@azerty3557 my therapist told me this that it's our own critical voice. You need to stop listening to it and have faith in your own understanding of yourself
YOU ARE and absolute genius !! YOU...described MY OCD almost to a TEE and...for the FIRST TIME in MY ENTIRE LIFE, gave me a NEW perspective on this miserable condition I have had most of my adult life !! You, are a TRUE GIFT and your pointing out that anxiety IS the ROOT cause and that ADDRESSING anxiety is the BEST way to get this miserable condition O-U-T of ones life is just PRICELESS !! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Dave. When you separate the underlying anxiety from the OCD, good things happen. You then find the values and beliefs you have that are supported by the OCD and let them go too!
Thank you - more information here, John.
www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I was going to write exactly this but you were two years earlier. 😅
Yeap. I was AMAZED as I keep feeling like no one gets me and no one can help. I feel trapped and in a loop. I cried so much to this. I wish my partner could understand
same feeling here
God bless those struggling💞✝️
Indeed!
God Bless You! Jesus is with me. I couldn't of done this by myself.
God bless u too
Ty 😊.
Amen
I think this video will change my life, thank you. It’s like someone made a video specifically for me and what I’ve been thinking about
Glad you like it, there are more in my channel. John
Me too
Great!
Thank you so much, sir! 😊
i get you 100% i suffer from intrusive thoughts and i know i will never act upon them but that make me feel scared
i am so happy to be born in the 21st century, that such wonderful treatment videos r available
Thank you - I have an updated version of this here if you ate still interested? Do I have OCD? czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html
Psychedelic is the answer to most severe anxiety and depression...The use of magic mushrooms completely helps one get over depression and makes you feel like yourself...I used antidepressants for some years but it only made me feel like a zombie but with immediate use of mushroom 🍄 in few months I feel like I'm living a whole new Life.
Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety level .I would love to try to shrooms.
I live in Michigan….suffering for awhile now but didnt realize how serious I may have it until recently - probably bc of @self medicating” with alcohol
How do I contact him?
Saw some reviews about Myco_louiis checked him out and I must recommend he is good at what he does
I'm glad myco_louiis is mentioned... I've been having severe depression for years now but I had to hit him up and got some of his products...they work like magic.
I have been in John's patreon course for the last 7 months and just have to say how much of a positive change it has made to me, before finding it I really thought that I was stuck with OCD. I am now anxiety free 95% of the day and my obsessive thinking has almost disappeared, they still come up but now with Johns teaching I know I don't have to try and find a solution, the solution is not thinking! I feel like a whole new person, it really is such an in depth and brilliant course and John makes so easy to watch and learn from! If you are feeling stuck and hopeless, give it a go! you really can make the changes you want!
Cheers Chris, I am happy you are doing well mate.
I'am suffering from OCD last 25 years,, now it becomes unbearable,, 😭😭
No medicine is working now,, can u help me anyhow? pls
I'am a Bangladeshi girl
Bless u ❤ I’m still suffering from ocd….seems can’t get rid of my thoughts
I recently went through terrible trauma and have noticed the development of these obsessive thoughts (first intrusive thoughts) in my mind. Initially, I wanted to admit myself to a hospital or something- I thought I was an awful human being for even considering harming someone I care about, even if I would never on my life go through with it. Then, with the help of videos like these, I started to regain a level of control and comfort over my reactions to these thoughts that I cannot control. Thank you for broaching this topic, and to anyone reading, YOU ARE NOT CRAZY! You are simply going through a period of difficulty and it WILL GET BETTER! Sending all the love your way!!
Yes indeed, good advice - I have a video on trauma hereczcams.com/video/MVfCC-3Z9Ss/video.html John
When I was a kid I was so confused why am I like this. Then I learned about OCD and I realized it's actually a thing and I'm not alone in this journey. There are people who understands me. I'm still going through it but I'm being more kind to myself than before.
Good for you :-) www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
OCD has ruined my life
Sorry to hear that, did you want my other videos, they may help?
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense yes, this video gave me hope, i havent felt it in a long time
I feel for you. I have a good life, but OCD ruined a lot of it too.
Same here.i already got this ten years it’s really painful 😥
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense i have ap severe problem of ocd 😢😢 plz my thoughts reuined my life plz help me thoughts of who i m
In short words,your thoughts are not yours...just observe the thought and never relate yourself with them.The secret for a better life is to stop programming your life'just do what you have to do.for example,you want to finish a book or take your certificate,just do it!and stop that if...if that or that,what if,i am tired I can't etc.you go to gym?never say I'm tired or ah better tomorrow,just do it etc...sometimes we have fun,sometimes we work,sometimes we read,sometimes we go to the gym...life its life..do it!never schedule your life with question's or thought's...i struggle with the beast 8 years...i am on my way... sometimes i lose... that's my motivational quotes 👍👍👍
Thank you for your comments. John
Without any doubt this is one of the best video's I have ever seen on this subject. Your explanation is accurate and to the point. Really enjoyed watching it.
Thank you, you may like some of other videos in my channel too? John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Same here man
Agree
I cried 3 times while watching this video. It all made complete sense.
There is much you can do to find calmness. John
Video 1 czcams.com/video/nXk75ezkRK4/video.html
Video 2czcams.com/video/yHejSfrg_iE/video.html
Video 3 czcams.com/video/zf1J4Vwjg9Y/video.html
No,you just got fooled!
@@kmmpaul lol not really. This vid helped me realize how badly I needed professional help. Now I take 40mg Prozac every day and I feel amazing :)
@@Jherick5954 it's that calming your mind? Where I can get prozac
Brilliant. Best ever explanation of OCD.
Here are some methods that work (long but very useful):
When your own mind, which knows your darkest secrets turns on you, because it forgets to love itself (a basic characteristic of all living beings), it can bring untold misery - an enemy that knows more about you than you. Unconditional self-love works like a charm against OCD. Self-love brings unconditional security, which kills anxiety like light removes darkness. Love yourself unconditionally.
OCD either forces you to a life of suffering or it makes you a liberal saint.
OCD gives you your own deep embedded sociopath self out to sabotage you. But this personal inner sociopath melts at the touch of kindness, security and intimacy.
Every animal, however ferocious with other animals, is always gentle with itself. Then why not you? Love yourself, be secure, and befriend your subconscious scheming sociopath monster with love. Hating him/her will only feed its manipulations and motivations. Embrace thy enemy. Ask "why? and "for whose benefit?" when the monster accuses and suggests crimes. Even the most sociopathic monster child breaks down in the face of unrelenting self-love.
Absence of fear is fearlessness. But the opposite of fear is security and love. Shower yourself with it, all your selves, outer to innermost, innermost first, including the sociopath. Works like magic.
Unconditional self-forgiveness is a major component of unconditional self-love. Digging up the past is repeating the same thought crimes. No human court or logical system does that. Why you? Guilt-tripping is half the disorder. Too much fake accusation and too much forced guilt where you are not guilty. Shaming and making you feel guilty is half the joy of the sociopath inside.
Ask him/her why all the scheming, when everything is otherwise ok? It then boils down to perceiving wrongly pain as joy. Which is the the backbone of the socioapth's motivations. A normal self-loving sociopath does not inflict pain on himself/herself. Tell that to your inner sociopath.
Talk to the inner sociopath every day. He/she can be reformed quickly with security and love.
Thank you - these are all very true.
John
Thank you
The Daves I Know thank you thank you so much for sharing, I really needed this and I’ll try to take into full consideration everything that you’ve written down 😁💯🤗
can you imagine being a child with ocd and in the 50's and 60's no where to get help even though you are smart enough to know what the disease is?
I can as this was me in the 60's and 70's! John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
For almost three years I've been doing OCD type stuff. I have a hard time believing in myself and my body. I clean everyday and disorder scares me. I hate going out for fear of something bad happening. This video has opened my eyes to the fact that this is not normal. Thank you so much and God bless.
Glad it helped - I have a range of other videos too
Video 1 czcams.com/video/nXk75ezkRK4/video.html
Video 2czcams.com/video/yHejSfrg_iE/video.html
Video 3 czcams.com/video/zf1J4Vwjg9Y/video.html
John
This, even though I'm not diagnosed with OCD, was really helpful for dealing with some of my paranoia and vivid intrusive thoughts. Plus, this video calmed me down because you have a really soothing voice. Thank you so much!
Thank you, I have other videos too in my channel you might like. Links are in the notes section. John
This is so well made! Finally someone who says something like “Pull yourself together”. I don’t have OCD myself but I’ve dealt with a lot of intrusive thoughts. So thank you!
Glad you like it - thank you! John
My own brain is turning against me how could this be 😭😭
It's just an organ in your head, not you. It thinks it is helping you but it is the wrong kind of help. Watch my other numbered videos (links in the notes section under the video) and they will show you what is happening. Best wishes John
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense thank you my friend
Luke, walk for 45 minutes a day ,don't run ,jog in the start. Just walk(45 minutes and cycle (15 minutes ) ,if yiu don't have have cycle don't worry but just walk for 45 minutes and slowly increase 5 minutes a day
@@puneetkhanna6346 Great advice, I have some pretty bad ocd myself. Exercise is the one thing that has helped me. I find myself calmer and less anxious after exercise.
@@thebagelboyjr9351 try yoga too, cut off sugars , carbs
Best OCD video I've seen.
Thanks Jason, you might like the other ones in my channel too? John
I'm kind of exhausted of normal people trying to protect the feelings of the mentally ill by saying "oh it's not a disorder its just different", it's a disorder because your brain isnt working the way it should be and it causes you immense discomfort. I'd love to see some healthy guy try out having OCD for a day and then seeing if he still doesnt think it's a disorder.
I had OCD and depression and thought it was a disorder, I was wrong, it is a condition. Until people wake up to this they will always be in a victim perspective and something outside of you will need to be added to fix you! By thinking and reacting to life differently it actually changes your internal chemistry - it is well proven and simple to explain. Check it out www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist John
Aidan McHendry it’s not a disorder you’re just scared of your thoughts we need to fix that! My husband gets them too and he is not bother by them ! I am because I am a control freak lol
I have been dealing with this OCD for awhile now and it's nice to know that I'm not just no matter what a horrific person. These thoughts have tortured me and when I have had them I just break down and it's great that we have people who know about these mental disorders. Thank you!
There are more videos in my channel and a whole course here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist - John
Our daughter developed OCD and intrusive thoughts more as she learned things during school. What we learn we can become afraid of and it depends on the person. When you were a toddler you'd walk off the edge of a skyscraper because you weren't aware of the danger. As we mature, what we learn can affect certain people and cause anxiety. That "fear" of certain things eventually causes more anxiety and OCD becomes a way for the brain to try and cope with it. You must understand your fears and work with a therapist to uncover why you have anxiety. Then, the OCD goes away, but it takes time to retrain the way you think. GET HELP as soon as you can because life should be fun! Like he mentioned in this video, find someone understands anxiety/OCD and begin a program. You will have to know your fears and expose those fears and once you know those things will not harm you, the fears will fade and so will the OCD. OCD is basically a common learned behavior that became a conditioned way of life due to fears. You can do this! Conquer your fears and enjoy the world around you. When you were a child you were probably fearless. Find that again. :)
Wise words! - John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
thank you so much for this, like genuinely this has really given me such a better perspective on OCD and the roots of it, i literally began crying because of how nice it is to just hear someone talk about it who actually understands what it’s like to go through something so tough. thank you so much
You are so very welcome! There are more free videos in my youtube channel and I have a whole OCD course too (should you be interested?). Best wishes John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Are you a lucky guy
I have a lucky and thankful attitude to life - despite what happens to me. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I love you for putting this video up.
I have terrible anxiety and after having children I had horrible thoughts.
I'm exhausted fighting it everyday.
Thank you
Yes, this is common and very scary just before or just after child birth fearing you may harm the child in some way. It's just OCD fear through your exhaustion from worrying too much. Check out my other videos as they will give you ideas to calm your mind. John
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense thank you so much your video helped me get a therapist at the age of 35.
I googled you but I'm in scotland and your so far away x
I hope they can help, if not, I work via Skype (all over the world) as there are not too many people who specialise in OCD or have overcome it themselves. Glad you are getting help, best wishes John
After going to therapy i realized that since my childhood and early teens i developed ocd, it just wasn't life altering, i though it was normal to be like this, when my dad passed and witnessing him leaving us i went into a deep depression that somehow made my ocd explode, at the time i did not know what was going on and believed everything my ocd told me, i was going crazy, considered ending my life because the thought's where so strong and horrible and i believed i was transforming into this monster so i just could not live with that. After reading a lot on the subject, listening to podcast and most important, going to therapy i feel much better but i still have a long way to go. I love my life, love my wife, pets, job,traveling, surfing, camping,etc and ME and YOU dont deserve this!!!. If you are reading this there is hope, hold on to your life and your freedom, we will get through. There is a line in a song called Brain Damage by Pink Floyd that says "there is someone in my head but its not me" it perfectly describes whats going on but remember its NOT YOU, calm down, let the thought's in, dont give a fuck about them, go to therapy, its hard, some times the anxiety will sky rocket, but its way worth it.
My brain is constantly flooded with negative thoughts... If I'll not touch the switch then maybe the electrical appliance will catch fire... I'm constantly worrying about my loved one's life... That they may get depressed about something I did and they'll die and I'll not be able to get over that (whether it's my mistake or not)... It's just a whole mess in my brain
I need constant reassurance... Help
Classic OCD negative thinking. This scenario usually has associated perspectives such as, feeling excessive responsibility, low self-esteem and co-dependency. Rather than working on the OCD (which is a symptom) you need to be working on those other aspects of your personality if you want real change in your life. John
Will do. Thank you.
Go keto
you're a g for this my guy. suffering from this condition since a young age has taken a tremendous toll on my brain. i've had to learn so much to not live in misery, like i'm sure many people do unknowingly because they don't understand OCD. thank you!
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There is a way to rise above the conditioning of OCD and if you follow the course amazingly positive things can happen - www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I’ve been so lost and confused for over a year, I finally found so many things I can relate to with ocd, im finally discovering it all
@@sethty It is very understandable and there is much you can do to become a calm person!
I stumbled across this video while researching something for myself and I am sitting here, jaw hanging slack, absolutely dumbfounded. Over the last 15 years or so I have been gradually losing my younger sister to a cluster of the most perplexing, upsetting, frustrating, hurtful, and bizarre set of behaviors and speech. I feel like she has gradually morphed into something completely unrecognizable from the happy, goofy kid I grew up with. This video just gave me hope that she is not completely lost. Oh my goodness. I can’t believe I never saw it before. It explains EVERYTHING. The grumpy, harsh, worrying, controlling/presumptuous behavior, bizarrely abnormal, religiously influenced stiff and rigid way of talking and thinking, germ, cleanliness, and health obsessions, difficulties with work, difficulties with her husband, myself, and our parents, difficulties making and keeping friends, actual health problems and pain, overthinking, worrying about EVERYTHING.... It’s plain as day to me now that my little sister has OCD. I have taken notes on the video and sent it to my mom and I trepidatiously await morning so that I can approach my sister. Thank you SO MUCH for this practical and clear presentation. I hope and pray that she is receptive. She has been suffering so badly for so long. Thank you again.
I hope your sister can find help as OCD can be managed with the right program, i have other videos in my channel that explain how to understand OCD that she might find useful. Best wishes John.
One among the best of all the youtube videos I've ever seen on self-rectification.
A million thanks for this upload. :) :)
That is very kind of you to say, thank you. I am working on lots more videos that will be released over the coming months at www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I've been feeling miserable lately. It's like my brain doesn't let me enjoy life and I have no idea how to get through this. Your video described exactly most of the behaviour my mind goes through. I hope I can get some help with this it ain't easy finding a good therapist that knows exactly how to treat something like this. Thank you so much it gave me perspective and knowing my ocd I'd treatable gave me hope but I still have no idea how to proceed.
Glad it is making sense. John - Anxiety & OCD Recovery Course introduction Video czcams.com/video/L1hctPt4Q8g/video.html
I had OCD from around age 16 making sure everything was turned off in my home when I leave because of the fear of a fire starting and the animals I own burning to death because of actions I didn't take to protect them. Recently I've developed pure o and have been having the most disturbing instrusive thoughts. Thoughts that went against my morals and made me feel depressed and eventually caused a mental breakdown. I've been meditating recently and learning to not believe every thought that occurs in my mind and only choose thoughts that empower me. Once you start living in the present moment life becomes alot clearer.
It does, I talk about that here czcams.com/video/HLpiQ7dodsU/video.html John
This is the best short video I have come across on ocd. It explains so much and makes complete sense. It made me think about things I hadn't considered problems before. Excellent!
Thank you for your comments.
John
www.calmnessinmind.com
Thank you so much for this amazing and informative content. I honestly learned more from watching your 18-minute long video than I learnt in 6 years of 'therapy'.
Thank you so much and God bless 🙏
Thank you - there are many more videos in my channel and in my course - czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense Will take a look now, thank you 🙏
@@TheChroniclesOfCommonSense I wanted to know if my friend can contact you? He had OCD many times and needed help, I think he had already contacted you on this video but he wanted me to try as I guess he didn't receive response. please let me know
@@yashaswikulshreshtha1588 - I try to reply to every response, I am not sure if he contacted me? My email is best john@johnglanvill.com
I had ocd few years ago after treatment i was finally able to get rid of it. But during this lockdown its comming back. But your voice is very relaxing.Thank you.
When people get anxious they need to talk softly and calmly to themselves - I explain why in video number 3 in my youtube channel. John
Thanks for this video
I’m really REALLY struggling with my ocd during this lockdown - more so than I ever remember before. The same thought keep whirling around in my head and has been for weeks - since lockdown started. I’ve ruminated, I’ve researched, I’ve analysed every freaking detail of it and then analysed it again until I’ve observed the thought from every conceivable angle. Then I’ll think of a NEW angle to analyse it from and it will start all over again. It’s driving me absolutely nuts and it won’t stop. I’m exhausted, and because I’m not working I have nothing to distract myself from the thought and it’s just there. All. The. Time. Then of course the compulsions and rituals arise, which tire me out even more. I’ve never been so tired in my entire life.
So frustrating isn't it? try these videos, they will give you a better idea of where you thoughts are coming from. John
Video 1 czcams.com/video/nXk75ezkRK4/video.html
Video 2 czcams.com/video/yHejSfrg_iE/video.html
Video 3 czcams.com/video/zf1J4Vwjg9Y/video.html
Just burst into tears as This. Is. Me. Thank the lord for this video, I’ve finally found a big piece of the puzzle of who I am.
I see you in the comment section about obsession
Good for you - you are just a complex personality and need to understand yourself better - that is what my course teaches if you are interested? John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Best explanation of OCD I've ever seen (or read). Thank you!
Thank you - you might like my recovery course here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
John
I have all of these symptoms. currently trying to make an appointment w a therapist. I can’t live like this anymore, it’s been a decade. thank you for this video. makes me feel less like a freak.
Thank you I am trying to put all of my therapist knowledge into low cost videos. John
WOW WOW WOW THIS IS THE BEST THING EXPLAINED TO ME EVER! ITS LIKE I WANT TO DO STUFF LIKE TRAVEL WHEN IM OLDER AND I CANT WAIT LIKE I REALLY WANT TO GO PLACES BUT IM TOO SCARED AND ITS ANNOYING BUT OMG THIS HAS HELPED SO MUCH!!! THANK YOU!!!
I have a whole course here for just $30 per year if you are interested? John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I watched this and am in tears because this made so much sense. This “ocd” guy in my brain likes to fuck with my relationships and social so much and i’ve been working on it on my own to recognize my unreal thoughts and this video feels like a massive step in the right way. i don’t usually write comments on youtube because they r pretty cringey but holy shit my mind has been blown out my asshole just having my own problem properly described to me in an accent that isn’t mine
Glad it helps - there are other videos I have made - listed in the notes above.
john
So here’s what I have learned you. Can cope. It is possible. I’ve never had this but after university, holy wow. Did this just ever come about....
I really think it boils down to circumstances of stress... because from what I can understand, stress creates anxiety which creates OCD.
So keep yourself calm know that you will are in charge and will not do anything; because you do not have to believe everything your mind thinks.
Your brain can be rewired - by facing fears (whilst 'consciously' pretending to be calm) repeatedly. You have to (consciously) talk slowly and softly, whilst relaxing your body, whilst facing your fears, repeatedly. Repeatedly. Repeatedly. Repeatedly. Repeatedly. Repeatedly. Repeatedly.
www.johnglanvill.com
Thank you so much for this video. My whole immediate family deals with OCD and I always told myself I didn't deal with it, but it really effects my day to day life in a way I never realized. So many people joke about it and don't seem to understand that it's more than just wanting things a certain way.This video was very informative and I really truly appriciate it.
Perhaps you and your family might like to watch these other videos together and discuss them?
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John
Anxiety & OCD Discernment absolutely! Thank you!
So informative,no psychobabble,just straight foreward explanation covering all aspects ,brilliant
Thank you, there are lots of other videos in my CZcams channel you may like. John
Seriously self sabotage is the worst thing ever, cause the second you get better in any way you will subconsciously sabotage your own happiness and well being WHAT!
Yes, video 30 in my course goes into a lot of detail about self-sabotage, the need for reassurance and how to overcome it! www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I have Autism.and I think I have OCD I constantly double check things,worry too much,stutter talking to people,always nervous around people.and I tend to be by myself.and don’t like being in pictures.
Yes, did you watch my other video here czcams.com/video/5G16zAxHNbI/video.html ?
Due to (or beneath) these conditions are always self-worth or self-confidence issues - learning how to overcome these is key.
There are many people with Autism and Anxiety - who still function well because they are ok with who they are and don't let their own identity define or confine them.
I talk about this in my program www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
John
Such a great video! Joining Patreon has 100% helped my anxiety and OCD thought loops I use to find myself in. Affordable and by far the best information out there!
Thank you very much.
All my OCD Recovery Course videos can be accessed here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist.com for only £7 per month to help those who can't afford (or get access to) sensible OCD treatment protocols. Check them out.
For those whose country or payment options don't work in Patreon - you can join via CZcams, just click the join button under the video. However, there is much more content, blogs and meditations at the Patreon site.
John
Very helpful video ! I have been battling with OCD for a while now and been trying to figure out a way to get rid of it , little did I know I was doing everything wrong , this video really helped me a lot ! Thank you so much ! Will keep watching your videos so I can better understand myself and OCD
Glad it helped a little. My whole course can be found here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist John
I have G.A.D ( Generalized ANXIETY Disorder ) I would rather go out than stay home ,. I talk to people ,have coffee ,ect. Getting out of the house actually relieves my ANXIETY, because I'm not constantly thinking...
For a few the role is reversed - normally if at home it is very lonely or abusive / critical in some way.
The best information on anxiety, ocd, and depression that I’ve come across on the internet. It has helped me tremendously
Thank you - glad it has helped.
Without a doubt the most detailed and helpful understanding of anxiety, depression, OCD. Fantastic course that continues to help me and others.
Glad it is helping :-)
I feel so disgusted with myself all the time due to my thoughts. It all started when I was 15 and let's just say life has never been the same ever since because I literally can't look at anyone the same way anymore and it's killing me it makes me feel like I've lost my emotions and I don't love the people around me. My mind feels like a prison
I can totally feel you man. But I can promise you things will get better for sure. I'm not trying to motivate you and all but I'm telling you the truth. Idk how but you'll figure it out just be patient. I'm saying this because intrusive thoughts destroyed my life and I thought I'll never be able to feel myself again but things actually got better.
@@sadhwik4324 hey there,thank you so much your words honestly made me feel so much better
Sorry to hear this. We can't control our unconscious thoughts, but we can learn to ignore them, not give them meaning and run new conscious thoughts over the top of them that are more positive regardless of whether they are true or not. You can look out of the window and say, what a shit world, or say, wow, what a place of beauty, regardless of the truth (which is just a perspective anyway) one "story" will make you feel bad, the other "good" - it consciously up to you what you choose to think - but you are not responsible for your unconscious thoughts, that is just the conditioning of your brain. Did you watch videos 1,2 and 3 in my youtube channel? John
I am an ocd patient. But trying to cope with it. It made me happy to know that i reallh had a problem and my problem is recognised the first time i shared it with my psychiatrist.
Glad it helped a little. I have many many more videos in my course that may help accelerate your recovery - Best wishes John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
This is the most accurate description of OCD I've listened to. Very helpful. Thank you.
Cool! You might also like my other videos, listed in the notes section below the video. John
This man has helped so many people keep up the good work
Thank you - www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Wow. This whole video is me. Thank you so much. I’m going to try to see someone soon as I can.
Good for you, the quicker you get help the sooner you can get out of this fearful way for thinking and behaving.
John
www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
My personal experience tells me that you CAN ABSOLUTELy get over OCD. I expereinced it for 3 years. After that I lived the best 3 years of my whole life. However, after a very stressful year, and breaking up with my girlfriend (well, ex girlfriend), I have relapsed, and as the video says at the end, OCD makes you doubt EVERYTHING, and it will make you doubt about even the things you love the most... At first I experienced fear of being gay (when I was 17)... Now, I am obsessed with my past... The possitive part of this relapse is that I am getting to know myself even more and more. I am doubting things that, of course, are stupid... But my problem has been that my therapists don't adress my anxiety, they refuse to give me medication, which I think is very important: in my case, if there's no anxiety, there are fewer chances for me to start the process of thinking and thinking and thinking. I don't have physical compulsions, they are just mental, cheking if what I remember is actually true. I am obsessed with whether I really loved my ex-gf... And makes me suffer so much. However I want to tell you (and myself) that you can get over this, and when you get over it you will enjoy life more than other people, you will find the value of little thigns, trust me, YOU WILL GET OVER IT, AND IT WILL BE AMAZING!
Hey bro glad I meet u, it's hocd, I'm suffering that too like gay thoughts eventho we truly believe we're not, u mind if u tell me ur Instagram?
Iyan Eki hey bro!! Of course we're not. As I said I got over that. You can get over it. I haven't had a thought like that for almost 4 years now. Now my obsession is different, I doubt of my past... I have to constantly check if what I remember is true.... so what I'm sayisng is that it's all OCD. You will doubt. Just doubt. No matter what. We have to learn to let our thoughts come and go.... thoughts don't mean anything. It seems easy but it's actually very difficult hehe. Sorry but I prefer not to share my insta. Greetings!
Hey bro u can add my insta = dwiyulianto67 (the profile picture is 2 black kids, haha), I really need the details how u did
@@xabier1375 hey bro but when anxietyn is spike, it's just really hard to get rid of
@@xabier1375 hey bro or add my second insta account = business_n_happening
I don’t like and never again will seek help from family members about my anxiety because of their reaction causes me to become even MORE Anxious so I battle on my own and try meditate
JstarJames you need someone who also has it! Family members suck! Lol watch his videos I am signing up to be a patreon I don’t have anything to lose but maybe a lot to win!
Im doing the same thing, also reading Marcus Aurelius has been helping me alot.. :)
That is the best video I've ever watched on OCD & Anxiety.
A must watch
Thank you - many more videos in my channel and I have an OCD course too. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
What a lovely, kind and not in-your-face manner. Friendly yet helpful. Thanks very much.
Thank you, I am trying to take all my knowledge about anxiety and put it into a useful format that people can use to find more calmness.
John HTTP://www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Thank you for bringing confidence into my life. Thank you for helping us through your videos. Stay healthy. May your life be filled with peace and happiness. 😊
Thank you very much. Johnwww.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Thanks so much for this, John! It’s given me a lot to think about, and it’s a good confirmation that thoughts arising because of OCD are just thoughts. This is what’s helping me move forward for now.
You are welcome - lots more videos here czcams.com/video/L1hctPt4Q8g/video.html John
Love your course in Patreon. My life has changed! You were right, put in the work and see the results. I pray more people find out about your course!
Thank you so much - John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
You ask your self whenever you encounter a negative thought... Is this useful to me? If the answer is no then ignore it
Good advice - czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html
OMG best video ever on OCD and anxiety!!!! Thank you for doing this video !!!
My pleasure, you may wish to check out my other videos linked in the notes below this video - John
It explains what is OCD, tries to be as broad as possible then points to their patreon if you want to get help. That feels scammy since they are targeting a susceptible group, like a MLM or coaches, if we are sesrching this kind of video it usually means we are easily manipulated people.
Sorry you feel this way. I am trying to provide a resource for $3 per month for people who cant afford professional therapy or help with OCD.
The first three videos are free (links in notes under video) - I would welcome your thoughts on them and on my plan the help people. Thank you, John.
Thank you so much, I am trying to make a living from doing this, but keeping the cost as low as possible so nearly everybody can join. I am also, trying to live my life inline with these videos (as best I can) so my anxiety and OCD never returns - so far, so good!
If a person has OCD it means they are being easily manipulated by their own unconscious thoughts - I find this more scary and the pace to start when you are looking for change. John
This video made me feel so much better about some things that I experience in my daily life. I was diagnosed with OCD when I was 8 (almost 12 years ago), and although I had a good idea of what having OCD entails, I had no idea that some of my seemingly random (and infuriating) habits could possibly be caused by my OCD. When he said that some people with OCD can be very controlling of other people close to them because they need things to be a certain way, it clicked for me. I feel like I am constantly unsatisfied with the way my partner carries out certain tasks like cleaning, organizing, remembering to do things, etc. I always have to ask him if he did something a certain way if he remembered to do something, or I just end up doing the task for him or redoing it to avoid the anxiety it brings. This makes him feel upset and makes me feel upset too because I cannot help that I need things done a certain way and he feels like when he does things "it's not good enough". I feel guilty a lot and lately, I just do things myself instead of asking him to do things. I never knew that this could possibly be because of my OCD.
Yes, OCD is very sneaky and controlling. Perhaps it is time to begin trusting? John
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all I can say is this course made me get on with my live, I'm stil not totally comfortable but I learned a lot and made progress. I'm looking forward to me accepting and leaving the past behind, not getting in to story's and feeling more calm. I'm thankful for you wanting to teach ♡
Thank you for your kind words - John
This is an excellent guide. Thank you so much for posting this up. I have a far better idea what has been wrong with me all these years.
Thanks for your feedback. Lots more videos on my channel.
John
Thank you for giving me a new way of thinking, ocd is just so painful and time consuming i cant handle those thoughts, brain is just a thing in your head. Take what is good leave else
Like I replied to someone else on this forum, close your eyes and count how many thoughts happen in your head in 30 seconds. Let's say you count 8. So, who are you? The one making the thoughts or the one counting the thoughts? Of course, you are the observer of the thoughts!
Hi John . Like ur video n guidance . How can anyone contact u in UK for treatment to get rid of ocd ? Kindly reply sir
thank you:), your advice actually helped me rather than just being informative. hope you have a splendid day :)
I am having a lovely day - thank you! - You might like this video too? czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html
I am following Johns course and i must say it changed my life with ocd. The insight and knowledge he has is amazing.
Thank you for your kind words. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
EXCELLENT! I have self diagnosed myself with OCD since the age of 13, now 56! After reading lots of books on the subject, this video is one of the best! I have never taken meds but learned to live with this LIAR we call OCD! Great video!! KUDOS!
Thanks Man - I have some OCD recovery videos too.
Thanks bro! I'm suffering ocd now! Hope this will help me a lot to recover!
This video may help too czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html best wishes for your recovery - John
Wow! Thank you. I have had these recurring thoughts that I've always thought to be bad suddenly, and it made me feel super bad about myself. This video was very beneficial!
Thoughts are not reality! This might help? Video 3 czcams.com/video/zf1J4Vwjg9Y/video.html John
I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR THID VIDEO!!!! So much invaluable information!!!!!!
Glad you liked it, I have another 20 here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist best wishes John
This video really was helpful, I was at a counsellor to help me with Intrusive and compulsive thoughts and am gonna keep going to them because even after one day of being told I’m not crazy or I shouldn’t feel bad about thoughts is really helping. I feel like I understand more about OCD and can try to controll and recognize it more.
I have some more videos in my CZcams channel, that might give you some new perspectives.
Really helped a lot in changing my perspective about OCD.
Good, because OCD is really sneaky - John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
This was well worth watching. Thanks so much. You have given me hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Thank you - you might like this video too? czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html
This is actually amazing you’ve explained this so well
Thank you - I have many more videos here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist Best wishes John
This video made me cry..so many of my questions were answered that I have been asking myself for years. Why am I like this? Why am I so controlling? Why do I get angry at X reason? Etc. When I was diagnosed with OCD I felt some sort of relief to know that there was a reason behind my irregular and frustrating behavior. That I’m not the only one that goes through this. I always thought OCD was just a fear of germs and a constant need to be clean. But it’s so much more than that and it’s not an easy thing to deal with. I’ve been passed around from provider to provider and I gave up on therapists because I was spending so much money on telling someone I’m “doing better than last week”. For some crazy reason I feel like I don’t want to get rid of my OCD (because I feel like I HAVE to always go through with my compulsions..although extremely annoying and frustrating), this video helped me more than my visits and I feel that I will do better in the future. Thank you.
Good for you! Thinking you don't want to get rid of the OCD is part of the OCD, it is very sneaky. For more information click on the coloured head logo, in the bottom left corner of the video. Pick the video tab, then watch the first three numbered videos in my youtube channel. If you like what I am teaching you may wish to join my patreon community, where I make videos that teach you how to unravel yourself. John
Ocd is very painful
Yes it is, exhausting, time consuming and restrictive. czcams.com/video/L1hctPt4Q8g/video.html
Life changing course. thank you so much for making it!
Thanks John I had OCD as an adolescent but was able to get therapy to help me deal with underlying anxieties and emotional conflict that was giving rise to it. I am now a psychotherapist that helps people with this disorder. You are definitely on the right track here. I saw a video recently that told people that there was nothing they could do to stop OCD thoughts and they just had to live with them and observe them. This was without giving them any advice about anxiety or emotional trauma that would be giving rise to the condition. I thought the video was traumatising. I'm glad your out there.
Thanks Philip - I am trying to put all my knowledge into a very low cost video series to help people who can't afford to pay for therapy. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
CZcams knows more about me then my family!!
They probably do! Buy OCD id very predictable too. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
I’ve had OCD, especially intrusive thoughts of harming people when I never would want to for YEARS; I’m not a violent person and have never been in a physical fight or anything like that my whole life. I went to the doctors and was told I have mild OCD, anxiety and depression but I feel like it’s much more since I have really bad thoughts. I’ve thought about just ending it when it gets really bad like tonight, then the possibility of me acting on these thoughts one day are gone but I really don’t want to die either. . .I want no-one to die and I’m 20 years old. Getting help is hard :( and getting accurate help is even harder. It’s currently 5am and I haven’t slept yet due to fear of hurting someone because at my core I’m the complete opposite and never would. I would go to therapy but I’m scared something would happen to me because of my intrusive thoughts, maybe they’d think I was dangerous or crazy? I’d NEVER talk to anyone I know personally about my intrusive thoughts because they’d become scared of me. Reading comments like mine under this video has made me feel less guilty and threatened with my thoughts though. No one I know has OCD and whenever anyone talks about it it’s the cleaning kind which I personally don’t experience, mine are just the very scary thoughts of harming people but also thoughts like if I don’t wash my face 5 times or someone I love will be hurt. There’s even been times I’ve been washing my hands or dishes and my brain will tell me to hold my hand under the hot water for a certain number pf seconds (my go to numbers are normally multiples of 2 or 5) my sister has anxiety and panic attack episodes that my family find hard to ignore and are always aware of but when it comes to me, I’m quite quiet and they think my mental health is fine since my battle is my thoughts and actions I can hide. As for where I think my OCD came from I grew up in a very traumatic household with abuse, moving around to hide from it a lot, my dad cheating and even being kidnapped by him once then divorce when child services finally got involved. Childhood definitely does affect who we become. Thank you for making these videos, you’re giving us information and a community.
Hi Chloe, this is classic OCD and sounds like you are well entrenched within its grasp. But there is much you can do about it when you are ready. My whole course is available for only $3 per month www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist Best wishes John
Anxiety & OCD Discernment I’ll give it a go, thank you!
Hang in there! You're not alone in this!
i legit have the same thing and i cant deal with it anymore but im too scared to tell anyone bc they might think im a physcopath
You might be very surprised that people will understand - everybody is at least to some degree pretty messed up, even if they are acting like they are not!
This has changed my life. Looking at your website now. Thank you very much.
Glad it makes sense - I have a whole course of videos exploring finding more calmness. John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
Your video give me breath and hope. Please never delete this video. it should be forever. I beg you
Thank you - I will keep it here! You might like this video too czcams.com/video/2VDA7zAVh-0/video.html John www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist
THANK YOU! I get intrusive thoughts like past few days and now I know how to 'let go' of that thought and not to take my thought personally. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
You are welcome - lots more video here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist John
How do u feel?
I like my obsessive habit of breathing, it keeps me alive!
I have struggled with OCD for 54 years, it used to come and go, blinking of my eyes is what I do, from a trauma when I was 5 years old.
Now at 59, it just seems to be getting worse.
I loved the video, thank you, I never thought about the things you said.
Thank you so much.
Thank you for you feedback - you may like these videos too? Best wishes John
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Thank you. This is so comforting and it is exactly me!
You are so welcome!
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. Submit to him and he will make your path straight.”
Plus you can help the Lord by learning more about yourself - so his work can act faster on you :-)
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John
Anxiety & OCD Discernment I didn’t want to watch those videos because of fear, but I did anyways, Nd it helped me a bit. How can we get more information?
You MUST act. Trust, have faith, yes. It can be tremendously healing to the human soul- but you must do the hard work as well.
I used to have them but it stoped and today it came back
Good for you, that took a lot of faith. I have another 11 videos (plus I add a new one each month) here www.patreon.com/theanxietyspecialist Best wishes John
absolutely nailed every bit of how we as people with ocd feel and think unconsciously.
Cheers, I know because I used to have it! Check out my numbered videos as they may give you some good tools to use. John
The "Technical Loner"
I never liked being labeled but this... Wow. Got me
Just a label, there is much you can do - perhaps check out my other videos? John