I’ve never understood why OCD isn’t classified as an anxiety disorder anymore. But your description at the beginning made me realize. I’m a person who gets angry really easy… looking back… that anger is a lot from my OCD!
@karinyanes6219Күн бұрын
Arizona
@FarwanIrfanКүн бұрын
I have this type of ocd regarding what is pure and impure in islaam. Since i live in Europe things that are impure like alcohol, pork related things are very common. I cannot touch almost nothing anymore, as praying with impurity would be not valid.
@wisniewskimwКүн бұрын
Never realized a guy like Luke Combs could be dealing with something so similar, he does a fantastic job describing the disorder on Joe Rogan's podcast, it is one of the best descriptions I have heard and very relatable.
@itspawan4283Күн бұрын
🧿🧿I try to refuse nd ignore it but it then start blackmailing me that Now se what God do wid u or wid your family coz u had such violant or vulgar thought nd instead of thinking nd working on it u chose to refuse. I want to ignore but I only end of battling the battle knowing if I didn't able to prof myself innocent I'll loose me or my close one life as God will punish me 🧿🧿
@KeithNewman-ft4rt2 күн бұрын
Just ignore the intrusive thoughts
@Sheisherluvsu2 күн бұрын
When I'm at school i think of weird stuff and i feel like someones reading my mind so i stop thinking about it:)
@vivien38332 күн бұрын
Recogizing the pattern of the thought from ocd rather than its meaning helps us to discern its lies. Adequate sleep, proper stress management and avoiding substance abuse goes a long way strengthen ourselves against battle with ocd. Like in a battle, we win because we are aware of every strategy of the opponent to achieve this victory. I'm very thankful to my family for finally understanding what is ocd and being compassionate and loving during my darkest hours.
@vivien38332 күн бұрын
It resonates so much which what I've experience with ocd. Thank you for sharing in such great depth and the reality that it's a life long fight because those nasty thoughts will not go away till we give it ZERO value. And this process requires education, community support and personal hard work. Thank you Cami, Dr Patrick & NOCD
@treatmyocd3 сағат бұрын
Education, community support and personal hard work are all powerful things and can be huge factors in your OCD journey! So glad you enjoyed this podcast❤
@katelynnmartinelli55393 күн бұрын
I’ve had ocd my entire life early childhood I even remember having it I’ve had two bad episodes in my life, got on medication which helps the worst it ever got was after my miscarriage
@DavidMahon-wb6uk3 күн бұрын
Well said
@RockStock63 күн бұрын
The biggest myth among sufferers of OCD is the "silver bullet", the idea that theyll find a compulsion that will take care of every intrusive thought
@santos29983 күн бұрын
you've now thunk the thought 😭
@unnamedmediagroup3 күн бұрын
This helped so much
@deanrao48053 күн бұрын
Thinking that having OCD would be helpful in studying or keeping a tidy house is a real hoot. At least in my experience.
@MegaSaanch2 күн бұрын
Guess what’s helpful in actually doing that? Not having OCD!
@lisaklozenberg64083 күн бұрын
Thank you Dr Patrick 😊Health anxiety is the pits when you have real chronic medical conditions/ drug side effects like myself. My respiratory consultant has started me on a nightly dose of 15 mg of Mirtazapine. I'm currently on day 7. Could we access your therapy team via the UK 🇬🇧 , time zones taken into consideration? 😊
@ShikonoinHeizou3 күн бұрын
GIRL FOR REAL WTF
@user-nx1hc2ig7b3 күн бұрын
3:53 i do the same thing myself, I think about situations that happened to me and that are more dangerous than this and say to myself, if i can live with x, then i can live with Y.
@lunaelizabeth29394 күн бұрын
It’s wild to me how complex and intricate OCD is, and can be. Prior to my diagnosis, I never knew how deeply rooted OCD can be into your life and have no idea, especially if you don’t present with the typical “OCD” symptoms like ‘being a germaphobe’ or ‘I love cleaning”
@treatmyocd3 сағат бұрын
OCD awareness is so important!
@misssoumialbd79374 күн бұрын
Thank you so much, for this podcast. I'm learning so much from the guests and their own experiences with anxiety and ocd. I feel so good listening to them, it's like someone giving you a hug. And telling you that it's all okay, I understand all the crazy mess you are going through. As you said , hearing it from someone who knows it feels just so different than listening to therapists talking of their own knowledge. Thank you for creating this very informative and powerful space. I liked all the interviews that have been posted so far. You guys give information , paid therapists couldn't give me. Can't wait for the next episode ❤
@AyaInspiredTarot4 күн бұрын
I did this intentionally because my mom was a physical hoarder. I knew when I bought my external hard drive EXACTLY what I was doing! 😅
@SamanthaSalter-ju6ge5 күн бұрын
Really loved listening to this! It’s crazy to me that insurance companies didn’t see a need to help people with OCD. BCBS of Texas still doesn’t but NOCD is really important to me so I pay out of pocket.
@MegaSaanch5 күн бұрын
Lol great use of this soundtrack!
@MegaSaanch5 күн бұрын
Not even deleted a single screenshot from 5 years ago just in case I may need it later on.
@AgentGordonCole6 күн бұрын
Yeah Howie Mandel, "funny". No one needs special treatment less.
@alexstone90996 күн бұрын
These conversations are really good, only recently been learning about OCD and piecing together stuff I've experienced. The stuff about being nice to yourself is also very true, this stuff makes you feel responsible for the dumbest most ridiculously unrealistic stuff.
@treatmyocd3 сағат бұрын
Yes, self-compassion can be a great tool in your OCD journey!
6 күн бұрын
There are "negative thoughts" so that we can also express "negative things" in our world. how else would you express these? (We also express "positive things" with "positive thoughts") The point is that you have to deal with them in the right place, so there is no way to stop them. You can disable these, it works by saying: "I have nothing to do with this because:.....(reasons)"
@Tofuu13116 күн бұрын
Wait who is sam
@karinyanes62196 күн бұрын
Congratulations for being in Men’s Health magazine!
@Yimpa_Joy6 күн бұрын
Sweet
@backupkathylau13306 күн бұрын
I had breast cancer I’m in remission. What kind of exposure would I do to stop worrying about it coming back
@sharkbait57916 күн бұрын
Hi
@brightmooninthenight21117 күн бұрын
Sometimes the only thing that helps deal with a particularly horrible intrusive thought is hearing other OCD sufferers talk about it like this . Its like being hit by a giant wave and drowning for a while. And hearing this is like coming back to the surface and feeling okay. I can't afford therapy so this is all I have. It feels so alienating and causes me to feel like a monster, even makes me afraid of God and God's judgement. So I can watch videos like this and feel like I'm not alone. I really abhor to wonder how OCD sufferers dealt with this before the Internet. I don't even want to think about that...
@Loveis5157 күн бұрын
Y
@Gibson-md9yi7 күн бұрын
Treat it early because it will progress to migraines tinnitus and derealization
@SquakingOfTheCrows7 күн бұрын
the >>>over generalizations<<< of this girls NOCD vids r dangerously misleading
@growwithmj7 күн бұрын
I hope NOCD will also be accessible to ppl in Asia especially here in Ph🙏🙏🙏
@fishj3lly9 күн бұрын
I literally just found out what I had going on was OCD the whole time 😭😭
@SVArt199 күн бұрын
Minute 22-25 is so real
@mariacristinaantiniw14979 күн бұрын
i hate it when ocd makes you repeat things if they don't feel right
@vivien38339 күн бұрын
Dr Patrick, can transcranial magnetic stimulation help recreate new learning pathways for ocd suffers and synergise treatment effectiveness hand-in-hand with ERP? Medication does not help with this as far as we know. Thank you so much in advance for your feedback!
@vivien38339 күн бұрын
Thanks for the awareness on ocd Dr Patrick
@robertlynch14049 күн бұрын
Listening to Howie Mandel talk about shoelaces was like coming home -it actually made me cry, thinking about my own shoelace experiences.
@treatmyocd5 сағат бұрын
Right?!
@user-kf2en6gn3q9 күн бұрын
This video is awesome!!! Dr. McGrath is so great and the best in the business at teaching about OCD!
@freyaf523210 күн бұрын
This was great, teared up multiple times because such important conversations were had!
@bethcarducci993510 күн бұрын
Dr. M is awesome!
@deadbeatjack230710 күн бұрын
Dr. Patrick McGrath is a legend, I love this man so much. Thank you for everything you do for us.
@shellysarkar10 күн бұрын
I’m sorry to disappoint, hopefully I can get it right next time. Hope it’s a great session. You’re amazing
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Howie hasnt recovered
I’ve never understood why OCD isn’t classified as an anxiety disorder anymore. But your description at the beginning made me realize. I’m a person who gets angry really easy… looking back… that anger is a lot from my OCD!
Arizona
I have this type of ocd regarding what is pure and impure in islaam. Since i live in Europe things that are impure like alcohol, pork related things are very common. I cannot touch almost nothing anymore, as praying with impurity would be not valid.
Never realized a guy like Luke Combs could be dealing with something so similar, he does a fantastic job describing the disorder on Joe Rogan's podcast, it is one of the best descriptions I have heard and very relatable.
🧿🧿I try to refuse nd ignore it but it then start blackmailing me that Now se what God do wid u or wid your family coz u had such violant or vulgar thought nd instead of thinking nd working on it u chose to refuse. I want to ignore but I only end of battling the battle knowing if I didn't able to prof myself innocent I'll loose me or my close one life as God will punish me 🧿🧿
Just ignore the intrusive thoughts
When I'm at school i think of weird stuff and i feel like someones reading my mind so i stop thinking about it:)
Recogizing the pattern of the thought from ocd rather than its meaning helps us to discern its lies. Adequate sleep, proper stress management and avoiding substance abuse goes a long way strengthen ourselves against battle with ocd. Like in a battle, we win because we are aware of every strategy of the opponent to achieve this victory. I'm very thankful to my family for finally understanding what is ocd and being compassionate and loving during my darkest hours.
It resonates so much which what I've experience with ocd. Thank you for sharing in such great depth and the reality that it's a life long fight because those nasty thoughts will not go away till we give it ZERO value. And this process requires education, community support and personal hard work. Thank you Cami, Dr Patrick & NOCD
Education, community support and personal hard work are all powerful things and can be huge factors in your OCD journey! So glad you enjoyed this podcast❤
I’ve had ocd my entire life early childhood I even remember having it I’ve had two bad episodes in my life, got on medication which helps the worst it ever got was after my miscarriage
Well said
The biggest myth among sufferers of OCD is the "silver bullet", the idea that theyll find a compulsion that will take care of every intrusive thought
you've now thunk the thought 😭
This helped so much
Thinking that having OCD would be helpful in studying or keeping a tidy house is a real hoot. At least in my experience.
Guess what’s helpful in actually doing that? Not having OCD!
Thank you Dr Patrick 😊Health anxiety is the pits when you have real chronic medical conditions/ drug side effects like myself. My respiratory consultant has started me on a nightly dose of 15 mg of Mirtazapine. I'm currently on day 7. Could we access your therapy team via the UK 🇬🇧 , time zones taken into consideration? 😊
GIRL FOR REAL WTF
3:53 i do the same thing myself, I think about situations that happened to me and that are more dangerous than this and say to myself, if i can live with x, then i can live with Y.
It’s wild to me how complex and intricate OCD is, and can be. Prior to my diagnosis, I never knew how deeply rooted OCD can be into your life and have no idea, especially if you don’t present with the typical “OCD” symptoms like ‘being a germaphobe’ or ‘I love cleaning”
OCD awareness is so important!
Thank you so much, for this podcast. I'm learning so much from the guests and their own experiences with anxiety and ocd. I feel so good listening to them, it's like someone giving you a hug. And telling you that it's all okay, I understand all the crazy mess you are going through. As you said , hearing it from someone who knows it feels just so different than listening to therapists talking of their own knowledge. Thank you for creating this very informative and powerful space. I liked all the interviews that have been posted so far. You guys give information , paid therapists couldn't give me. Can't wait for the next episode ❤
I did this intentionally because my mom was a physical hoarder. I knew when I bought my external hard drive EXACTLY what I was doing! 😅
Really loved listening to this! It’s crazy to me that insurance companies didn’t see a need to help people with OCD. BCBS of Texas still doesn’t but NOCD is really important to me so I pay out of pocket.
Lol great use of this soundtrack!
Not even deleted a single screenshot from 5 years ago just in case I may need it later on.
Yeah Howie Mandel, "funny". No one needs special treatment less.
These conversations are really good, only recently been learning about OCD and piecing together stuff I've experienced. The stuff about being nice to yourself is also very true, this stuff makes you feel responsible for the dumbest most ridiculously unrealistic stuff.
Yes, self-compassion can be a great tool in your OCD journey!
There are "negative thoughts" so that we can also express "negative things" in our world. how else would you express these? (We also express "positive things" with "positive thoughts") The point is that you have to deal with them in the right place, so there is no way to stop them. You can disable these, it works by saying: "I have nothing to do with this because:.....(reasons)"
Wait who is sam
Congratulations for being in Men’s Health magazine!
Sweet
I had breast cancer I’m in remission. What kind of exposure would I do to stop worrying about it coming back
Hi
Sometimes the only thing that helps deal with a particularly horrible intrusive thought is hearing other OCD sufferers talk about it like this . Its like being hit by a giant wave and drowning for a while. And hearing this is like coming back to the surface and feeling okay. I can't afford therapy so this is all I have. It feels so alienating and causes me to feel like a monster, even makes me afraid of God and God's judgement. So I can watch videos like this and feel like I'm not alone. I really abhor to wonder how OCD sufferers dealt with this before the Internet. I don't even want to think about that...
Y
Treat it early because it will progress to migraines tinnitus and derealization
the >>>over generalizations<<< of this girls NOCD vids r dangerously misleading
I hope NOCD will also be accessible to ppl in Asia especially here in Ph🙏🙏🙏
I literally just found out what I had going on was OCD the whole time 😭😭
Minute 22-25 is so real
i hate it when ocd makes you repeat things if they don't feel right
Dr Patrick, can transcranial magnetic stimulation help recreate new learning pathways for ocd suffers and synergise treatment effectiveness hand-in-hand with ERP? Medication does not help with this as far as we know. Thank you so much in advance for your feedback!
Thanks for the awareness on ocd Dr Patrick
Listening to Howie Mandel talk about shoelaces was like coming home -it actually made me cry, thinking about my own shoelace experiences.
Right?!
This video is awesome!!! Dr. McGrath is so great and the best in the business at teaching about OCD!
This was great, teared up multiple times because such important conversations were had!
Dr. M is awesome!
Dr. Patrick McGrath is a legend, I love this man so much. Thank you for everything you do for us.
I’m sorry to disappoint, hopefully I can get it right next time. Hope it’s a great session. You’re amazing
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