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Articles related to "Compulsive"
OCD Resources There are several very good books about OCD and its treatment. This list will help you decide which ones are best for you. ocd • resources • books • booklist
Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation Sponsors Lobbying Effort The Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation will be organizing a lobbying effort Friday, July 9 prior to the official start of their anual conference. Find out how to get involved. ocf • obsessive-compulsive foundation • obsessive • compulsive • obsessive-compulsive disorder
Coping with Compulsive Overeating The compulsive overeater, or binge-eater, finds themselves using food as an addictive substance. Just like some people abuse alcohol, drugs or gambling, the compulsive overeater abuses food. compulsive overeating • eating disorder • binge eating
Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation Holds Annual Conference The National Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation will hold its annual conference in Washington, D.C. July 9-11. See you there! ocd • conferences • topics
Compulsive Personality Obsessive-Compulsives are constantly drawing up and dreaming up lists, rules, orders, rituals, and organizational schemes. compulsive • obsessive • narcissism • personality • narcissistic
Get Free from Compulsive Overeating Disorder Compulsive overeating is an eating disorder where binging on large amounts of food is uncontrollable and can lead to morbid obesity. compulsive overeating • compulsive eating disorder • morbid obesity • binging on large amounts of food • recovery
Help for Compulsive Shoppers How much is too much spending? When is it out of control? Find out if you have a spending addiction and how you can begin to recover. spending addiction • compulsive shopping • when to seek help for over-spending • help for people who spend too much • emotional spending
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder If you suspect you have elements of obsessive compulsive disorder, read on and then see a doctor to verify your diagnosis and get treatment. ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • mental health • mental conditions • anxiety disorders
ADHD and Tourette's Syndrome Tourette's Syndrome and ADHD many times seem to go hand in hand. We can find out more about Tourette's in this article tourette's • tics • adhd • add • obsessive
Advocacy -- What Can We Do? What can one person do to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness and make mental health care more available in our society? ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • advocacy • advocate • stigma
Anorexic Man Recovers from an Eating Disorder Through eating disorder treatment, Gary Grahl stopped starving himself and wrote a book to help others recover from anorexia. anorexic man • eating disorder treatment • recovers • eating disorder • developing anorexia
Biblical Advice About Anxiety Even if you are not a Christian, you can gain insight into dealing with anxiety from the Bible. ocd • obsessive • compulsive • disorder • biblical
Finding Support in the Struggle with OCD Find support from others who struggle with OCD. If it is not available locally, find help on the Internet. ocd • obsessive • compulsive • obsessive-compulsive disorder • support
OCD and Church, Part I How can pastors and church leaders reach out to people with OCD? The author shares how OCD affected her church life. ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • church • ministers • therapy
OCD and Church, Part II How can pastors and church leaders reach out to people with OCD? The author offers suggestions. ocd • obsessive compulsive disorder • ministers • pastors • church
OCD and Guilt OCD means having unwanted, intrusive thoughts. They just pop into your head, unwelcome and uninvited. How can that be a sin? How can you have guilt for something for which you have no control? ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • guilt • sin • god
OCD and the Christian – A Website Review Yes, Christians can have OCD too. This website gives support to Christians fighting to break free from obsessive-compulsive disorder. ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • eating disorders • sexual obsessions • christian
OCD and the Family, Part I OCD affects the entire family. How can we support each other in the struggle against the disorder? ocd • obsessive compulsive disorder • family support • encouragement • reassurance
OCD and the Family, Part II How can family members help their loved ones struggling with OCD? Support is needed, but the right kind of support. Read what you can do to help. ocd • obsessive compulsive disorder • support • help • family
OCD's Related Disorders Several disorders seem to be related to OCD. We call them OC spectrum disorders. ocd • obsessive compulsive disorder • trichotillomania • ttm • body dysmorphic disorder
Overcoming N. wrote to me. It was such an inspiring letter, I asked if I could share it with my readers. ocd • obsessive-compulsive disorder • cognitive-behavior therapy • medication • overcoming
Treating OCD with Antidepressants Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can be treated effectively with antidepressants for many patients. treating ocd • ssris for ocd • medication & side effects ocd • antidepressant for obsessive compulsive thoughts • why are ssris effective in treating ocd
Video Game Addiction Clinic Twitching because there's no controller in your hand? Traditional addiction clinics might not be able to help, but a centre in Amsterdam now has help for game addicts. video game addiction • smith & jones centre • mmorpg • compulsive gaming • virtual property
What are the Causes of Eating Disorders? If we knew specifically what the causes of eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia and binge eating were, we cold stop them before they start. causes of eating disorders • why do people develop • anorexia • bulimia • binge eating
What Does Co-dependency Mean? Does your behavior consistently indicate co-dependency? Find out what co-dependency looks and sounds like. Try it on for size for yourself! co-dependency • co-dependent • addiction • addict • addicted
More OCD Relatives We discussed trichotillomania, body dysmorphic disorder and depression in the September 14 article. This article looks at disorders often found in children with OCD. ocd • obsessive • compulsive • add • adhd
The OCD Workbook Cherry Pedrick is the coauthor with Bruce M. Hyman, Ph.D of The OCD Workbook. Read how it came about. obsessive-compulsive disorder • ocd • the ocd workbook • ocd workbook • hyman
Tips for How to Stop Binge Eating on Food If you're looking for tips for how to stop binge eating on food, this article provides health alternative activities to do instead of compulsive overeating. stop binge eating • compulsive overeating • tips for how to • binging on food • professional help
Weight Loss Diets Can be Dangerous Weight loss diets can be dangerous and can lead to eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and compulsive overeating. weight loss diets • eating disorders • anorexia • bulimia • binge eating
What Causes Eating Disorders? To understand what causes eating disorders and why people develop anorexia, bulimia and binge eating, you have to look at many reasons. what causes eating disorders • why people develop • anorexia • bulimia • binge eating
What is Prader-Willi Syndrome? Prader-Willi Syndrome is an eating disorder that can be the cause of birth defects in babies. It is relatively unknown to the general public. what is prader-willi syndrome • cause of birth defects • eating disorder • abnormality in genes • babies
Duane Dobbert Personality Disorders Deceptively thin, but bursting with information, Dr. Duane Dobbert's new book is a winner as a brief but comprehensive reference. book review understanding personality disorders • understanding personality disorders an introductio • duane dobbert • paranoid pd • schizoid pd
NOS Personality The NOS diagnosis is a laundry list of all personality-related dysfunctions, signs, symptoms, and complaints that do not fit a specific personality disorder. compulsive • obsessive • narcissism • personality • narcissistic
Overcoming Emotional Eating It's not so much what you're eating, but what's eating you. Here are some ways to stop eating emotionally. emotional eating • overeating • compulsive overeating • how to stop emotional overeating • why you overeat
Cluster B Disorders Cluster B (the Dramatic, Emotional, or Erratic Cluster) is comprised of the Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic Personality Disorders. narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Iron Deficiency Approximately 20% of American women under the age of 50 have some form of iron deficiency, generally caused by not getting enough iron from one's diet. iron deficiency • dietary iron • iron deficiency anemia • iron in diet • iron and women
A Cuckoo's Nest May Be As Good As It Gets Jack Nicholson has shown he is one of the best actors around through his portayal of two different men struggling with issues of mental health and of life in general. jack nicholson • melvin udall • mcmurphy • as good as it gets • one flew over the cuckoo's nest
Tweens and Screen Addiction Tweens often know more about the Internet then their parents. Is your tween spending too much time on the computer? Learn more about screen addiction. tween screen addiction • screen addiction • internet addiction • tv addiction • nancy levant
Addiction and Spirituality Offers a simple, easy to understand definition of addiction versus drug dependency, of spirituality versus religion. addiction recovery • spirituality and religion • shame and guilt • drug abuse • alcoholism
Anorexia's Sisters: Bulimia and BED, Part I Bulimia and Binge Eating Disorder have more in common with anorexia than meets the eye. anorexia nervosa • bulimia nervosa • binge eating disorder • prozac • serotonin
Anorexia's Sisters: Bulimia and BED, Part II There are more similarities between anorexia, bulimia, and BED than meet the eye. Second of a two-part series. anorexia • bulimia • binge eating • binge eating disorder • bed
Clinical Trials Check out clinical trials relating to anxiety disorders being offered around the world. clinical • trials • anxiety • panic • phobia
The Genetic Link Anorexia nervosa and the "nature versus nuture" question. Can anorexia be inherited, or is it all in the patient's head? anorexia • genetics • environment • family • inherited
Time Heals Borderline PD Symptoms A study recently appearing in The American Journal of Psychology reveals that many Borderline PD traits decline with age. borderline pd symptoms • bpd research • borderline personality disorder studies • bpd study • bpd symptoms improve
Doubts and Obstacles Some common obstacles to practice: attachment to bliss; sluggishness; doubt; other obstacles. buddhism • obstacles • doubt • sogyal rinpoche • neutral mind.
Autism Overview A short overview of autism and how it is diagnosed. autism • disabilities • children
Charlie Sheen Divorce Details L.A. Lawyers Say Sheen, Richards Have Amicably Resolved Issues in Divorce Case charlie sheen • denise richards • two and a half men • divorce • l.a.
Movie Review: Over the Hedge When DreamWorks Animation's Over the Hedge is bad it's really, really good. When it's good it's boring. 7/10. over the hedge • review • dreamworks • bruce willis • garry shandling
Pica Eating Disorder is Not About Food Pica eating disorder is not about food, but about eating things like baking soda, paper, glue, chalk and dirt. pica • eating disorder • disordered eating • lesser-known • widely misunderstood |
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