For OCPD think about Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory. He is: 1. Preoccupied with details rules, order, organization 2. excessively devoted to work 3. unable to discard worn-out or worthless objects 4. reluctant to delegate tasks because he doesn't think they can do the job right 5. Doesn't like to spend money and would rather save it 6. Shows rigidity and stubbornness ("How about tacos today?" "But we ALWAYS have fried chicken on sundays, ALWAYS"

@thegamingoboist2702

Жыл бұрын

sheldon literally has OCD it is stated so many times through out the show edit: i forgot to add that this comment is in agreement to your comment

Unfortunately, you missed the main characteristic of OCPD. The systematic way of thinking isn't useful, or it isn't a disorder. In OCPD, the rigidity and minutiousness are detrimental to achieving goals

@thegamingoboist2702

Жыл бұрын

yeah, its literally called a DISORDER meaning they NEED to do it in ways that comes to it beinf disorderly and detrimental to everythinf (as a generalized example) on their lives

A bit awkward how you self-diagnose in the middle of the video...

@WookieLove1

3 жыл бұрын

News flash...This applies to almost everybody to a greater or lesser degree! :)

@rinnypoo__7958

3 жыл бұрын

WookieLove1 no it doesn’t, this guy doesn’t understand OCPD in the slightest

@derekdodson9982

3 жыл бұрын

@@rinnypoo__7958 Correct. When he got off script and started diagnosing medical students, he was simply wrong. There is a huge difference between traits and a disorder.

Loved this thank you!

I believe perfectionism ruins everything, it creates nothing but chaos. That's why a lot of ppl are unhappy because how flawed and messed up we are. We do not want to be fixed, but understood. That's why I hate going to the doctors, lol 😂 (Sorry for the rant!)

I have diagnosed OCPD and have never written a to-do list in my life. That info is completely incorrect.

Thank you for share

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i have OCPD and this really pissed me off. "i probably have OCPD and everyone watching this does too" ??? no that's not how this works! the reason i was diagnosed with this as a personality DISORDER is because it causes dysfunction and distress in my daily life. i don't like living like this. i get that this is a quick overview of the disorders, but if you look further into OCPD you'll find the preoccupation with rules and morality that have crippled me and the impaired ability to work with others in a group that can be so damaging to a person's professional life. the comments on OCPD in this video are very similar to somebody saying that a manic episode is good because the person is productive, totally ignoring the damage the lack of sleep is doing to the person's body and the social and physical harm that can come from them engaging in high risk behaviors

@aycayagcbisch4827

3 жыл бұрын

It reminded me Scrubs episode "My Catalyst".

@bryndrson8289

2 жыл бұрын

Okay Karen

@GweenOfTea

2 жыл бұрын

I don't have OCPD but I have a friend who suffers from it and has spoke on her experience and her form of the disorder has absolutely NOTHING to do with this persons diagnosis and actually stems more from a religious perspective and that if they don't touch every table top they walk past that god will punish them in some way. There's more to it but OCPD isn't just "wee haha things need to be clean!!!"

@GweenOfTea

2 жыл бұрын

They also diagnosed Celebrities in their Cluster B video which is extremely unprofessional if they are a therapist/mental professional

good job!!!!!!!!

hi, i think ur confusing OCPD for a type A personality. i know someone with suspected OCPD and their obsession with perfection and order sometimes causes them to halt a task because they cant do it and spiral into a breakdown and its not nice to watch. its nothing like what u described, its not motivational its pretty crippling actually and ngl it kinda offended me how you described a personality DISORDER as a “good thing” because thats not true at all. premed/med students dont have a PERSONALITY DISORDER just because they are REQUIRED to be extremely knowledgeable, ordered perfectionists. preoccupation with control can cause eating disorders, preoccupation w perfection can cause self harming and suicidal thoughts, preoccupation w order can cause erratic behaviour .... i dont think you know what youre talking about very well at all.....

@rinnypoo__7958

3 жыл бұрын

i know!! this bothered me so much. personality disorders are really serious and often times crippling. he also missed the big reason why it’s a personality disorder and the relationship issues people with OCPD have.

@goatsnhoes9221

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!! i have OCPD and this really pissed me off. "i probably have OCPD and everyone watching this does too" ??? no that's not how this works! the reason i was diagnosed with this is a personality disorder is because it causes disfunction and distress in my life. i don't like living like this. i get that this is a quick overview of the disorders, but if you look further into OCPD you'll find the preoccupation with rules and morality that have crippled me and the impaired ability to work with others in a group that can be so damaging to a person's professional life

@carimavandijk1091

3 жыл бұрын

Wanted to mention this as well, that why I came to the comments. Thank you for this well worded explenation

@GweenOfTea

2 жыл бұрын

One thing that threw me off about their credibility as a mental health professional too is he diagnosed Logan Paul with histrionic personality disorder and said he was gonna get caught up in a sex crime one day and also diagnosed Kanye as a narcissist bc he calls himself God like ??? this dude rly knows nothing besides internet stereotypes

@MohamedAli-wt5co

Жыл бұрын

I think he did his lectures based in DSM5, if you have reference confirm your words please post them here so I can read it

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I really question the credibility of this persons work and honestly am shocked people going to school for this kind of stuff aren't openly questioning it as well. 1. In their Cluster B video they outwardly diagnose real people (Logan Paul and Kanye specifically) based on their public personalities, when it's generally stated in the Psychiatric/Therapist profession to not randomly diagnose people bc they aren't your patient and it's just not your business unless they're paying you to, you don't know them on a personal level to make that call and 2. the OCPD Description is just completely off and just the stereotype for OCPD

@applespotty2232

Жыл бұрын

i also thought the ocpd lecture missed the mark. especially considering it an overall positive and minimizing the detriment it has on the sufferer

Thank you. Very simple and helpful. I am a nursing student and sometimes I wish I had more of a O-C personality haha.

Which software u r using ??

Maybe I missed it, but what exactly are this guy’s credentials? These videos are not good, very generalized, at times offensive. To individuals that have any of the cluster A, B or C traits and have watched these videos, as a LICENSED and credentialed mental health professional, this guy is a joke.

@GweenOfTea

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not licensed but I love just doing basic research on mental health and in his Cluster B video I really started to question his credentials when he was just diagnosing random celebrities with personality disorders bc of their public behaviors (like saying Kanye has NPD)

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Well thats so me I avoid everyone I dont want to deal with . I'm hypersensarive was diagnosed with agoraphobia many years ago.

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.. I agree, I have OCPD..lol, its working for me and all my many tasks

@rinnypoo__7958

3 жыл бұрын

OCPD is a very serious disorder. this guy really doesnt explain it well at all. he’s just wrong actually. people with OCPD are absolutely obsessed with perfection. they don’t finish tasks faster, they actually spend hours on something that would take someone else half an hour. they do things over and over again, convinced it wasn’t perfect the first time. it’s a crippling disorder. it is NOT helpful. if they can’t make something perfect, then they just don’t do it. a lot of people with OCPD do poorly in school because they don’t do many of their assignments. they’re totally incapable of half assing it, and making everything perfect would take forever. it’s also a lot more than this. they have high expectations for other people as well as themselves, which is why it’s a personality disorder. most personality disorders make it very difficult for a person to have healthy relationships with other people. in the case of OCPD, they have very high expectations for their friends and unflinching moral standards. they get very very bothered by little things, like maybe someone tapping their foot, because to them it’s morally deplorable. it is NOT useful. it is a crippling illness.

Your description of OCPD is terrible. Very, VERY off the mark.

well, avoidant person mostly sounds like an average human being

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