Harm OCD Webinar with Jon Hershfield
Learn how to diagnose and treat harm OCD in patients.
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Some people wash their hands, some people wash their minds!!! This is such a good way to put it.
Amazing. Best interview about Harm OCD. Thank you very much for this!!!!
LOL at the part with the random graphics. That's why Jon is so good because he incorporates humor into this, I appreciate it so much!
This was so helpful. I suffer from harm OCD and so many nuanced points in this web webinar.
I really appreciate the time taken to clarify that at the end of the day these are terms that help us communicate about the situation and that we're all in the spectrum of it. Also, the humor really does help at least a tiny bit. Thanks for this webinar.
Wonderful thank you!
More than helpful. Thank you.
Thank u thank u🙏
Thanks
God this woman took over the entire conversation and I couldn’t even concentrate on what this therapist was saying because of her narcissistic inserts.
@SuperMrsbowen
9 ай бұрын
Bingo. She made it unlistenable. That’s not the role of a moderator.
My Harm OCD is terrifying I have to stay away from knives and if I see one when I leave the room have to turn myself away from doors as I’m terrified I’m going to har someone it’s debilitating 😢
Harm “ocd” stems from a child being exposed to violent images (by child I mean up to 17 years old).....and not being able to process them due to the logical brain not being formed completely. At the same time parents do not balance out the “fears” of the child...... by helping them to understand what they were exposed to. The child at first becomes fearful (normal) of the exposure and then it transitions to self reflection and then “harm ocd”... Once the adult or child realizes that they were exposed to traumatic images and that they are having a normal response to an abnormal situation half the battle is won. These are not your thoughts
@dariosergevna
4 жыл бұрын
Hi! Very interesting! What do you mean by normal response to abnormal situation? Can you give an example? Have you been in such a situation? My parents were threatened and came home in blood once, also heard they were beaten but it sounded kinda ok for everyone then , like my dad had a debt and no one talked to me about this...they just said Go to your room when they came in blood. I don’t really remember their faces or anything like this. I was just afraid that someone will open my door to apartment. And I have this nightmare when some man likes me and I’m afraid about relationship coming into my life. Nightmare that someone is trying to break in in my apartment...
@lessandra602
3 жыл бұрын
I thought the same things as you have said here. God bless. So good to read about people who experience what I do.
@tabathagentry4522
3 жыл бұрын
This is true of my experience
@elizawrobel1003
3 жыл бұрын
I agree. Been exposed to my father being physically abusive to my mother when I was a kid, a few times threatening her with a knife. When I was 8-9 my great grandma committed suicide with a knife. Guess what. My suicidal OCD usually spins around me hurting myself or others with a knife...
@persevere6326
3 жыл бұрын
@@dariosergevna You were traumatized Your brain has been trying to make sense of it by creating anxiety.... as I child you were still learning who you were (self identify) as well as needing and longing to be safe. These things were stolen from you... leaving you feeling alone, scared, afraid..... I believe God can heal that child. Let him guide you to the right counselor.. Look into something called EMDR
Why so much unnecessary talking guys? Ppl are looking here for help and the lady seems to have a fun, not TO professional :)
@ziruzadat
3 жыл бұрын
thats an unnecessary comment.
@walls116
11 ай бұрын
@ziruzadat no it wasn't
The moderator needs to stop chirping in every 30 seconds
I believe these thoughts to be demonic.