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By Dr. Vicki Rackner
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Have you ever thought, “I’m to blame for my child’s OCD?” It seems like such an innocent thought; however, it is not. In this podcast episode I will help you understand the the high cost to hanging onto the thought, “I’m to blame for my child’s OCD.” Or any variation of “I’m a bad parent.” You’ll see why it’s downright dangerous. You’ll also learn and what to do when you have this thought, or your in-laws tell you that you are responsible for your child’s OCD. We’ll also explore what to do when your child blames you for their OCD. Click here to learn more about the OCD Freedom Formula Bootcamp. This 28 day program kicks off 5/7/24. Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:Website: FreeMeFromOCD.orgSocial Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.

Would you like an alternative to power struggles with your kids managing OCD? In this episode, you learn the third stage of the Relationship Reboot. Here you'll learn what to say to you kids instead of getting into an emotional tug-of-war about how your adult child managed OCD. Click here to learn more about the OCD Freedom Formula Bootcamp. This 28 day program kicks off 5/7/24. Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:Website: FreeMeFromOCD.orgSocial Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.

Have you ever been in an emotional tug-of-war with your child or other family members about how OCD is managed? In this episode, you'll learn to unplug from OCD-related power struggles with the Relationship Reboot. This is the second of a series of 3 podcasts. Click here to listen to the first in the series. Click here to learn more about the OCD Freedom Formula Bootcamp. This 28 day program kicks off 5/7/24. Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:Website: FreeMeFromOCD.orgSocial Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.

Have you ever been in an emotional tug-of-war with your child or other family members about how OCD is managed? In the next series of 3 podcasts, I’ll uncover the origins of the most common conflict within families—which are usually power struggles— and show you how power struggles do more harm than good. Then I’ll lay out an alternative I call the Relationships Reboot. Click here to listen to the podcast episode in which I interview NOCD's Tracy Ibrahim about EPR--the evidence-based treatment for OCD proven to work. Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:Website: FreeMeFromOCD.orgSocial Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.

What do you do if OCD obsessions take the form of thoughts or urges of harming yourself or harming others? In this podcast interview, Dr. Vicki interviews NOCD leader and therapist Tracie Ibrahim. Tracy helps us understand what harm OCD is--and what it is not. Here are the main take-away messages: 1. People with OCD can have thoughts and urges about harming themselves or others. 2. These thoughts about harm are usually obsessive thoughts or urges. 3. Harm themes are managed in exactly the same way other OCD thoughts or urges are managed. 4. It's critically important to be evaluated and treated by a therapist skilled at managing OCD harm themes. Reach out to NOCD to get connected with such a therapist. NOTE: If you have any question about whether your child is suicidal, err on the side of safety and bring your child to the ER. Click here to learn more about the OCD Freedom Formula Bootcamp. This 28 day program kicks off 5/7/24. Connect with Dr. Vicki Rackner:Website: FreeMeFromOCD.orgSocial Media: Follow Dr. Rackner on Instagram and Facebook for more insights and resources on managing OCD.
The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.