Manifestation, Positive Thinking, Law of Attraction — Why They Don’t Help OCD
Manifesting. Cleanses. The Law of Attraction. Jaclyn Steinmann tried it all, believing that if she could just control her thoughts — keep them positive and “high vibration” — she could finally quiet t...
19 Kesä 202547min
Why Nothing Ever Feels "Just Right" with OCD
Ever find yourself re-checking, redoing, or repeating things until they feel just right — but they never actually do? You're not alone. In this video, Dr. Patrick McGrath breaks down the “just right” ...
15 Kesä 202510min
I Used to Hide My Anxiety — Now I Help Millions Heal
Paige Pradko looked like she had it all together — working a corporate gig in Chicago, high-achieving, and smiling through the stress. However, she was secretly battling relentless anxiety. It all cam...
12 Kesä 202544min
OCD, Arousal, and the Mind-Body Disconnect
For years, Tracie Ibrahim treated OCD professionally — but even she was stunned by how often groinal response came up in sessions. Not just with one theme, but across the board: harm OCD, sexual orien...
8 Kesä 202510min
Self-Criticism, OCD, Overthinking, and the Mindset SHIFT That Helps People Heal
Jon Hershfield is a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in the treatment of OCD. In this episode, he joins Dr. Patrick McGrath to discuss his experiences as a clinician, his work as...
5 Kesä 202547min
The Day OCD Almost Ended My Relationship
Alix Behar remembers the day everything almost collapsed. OCD had taken over her relationship, flooding her with intrusive thoughts, compulsive confessions, and endless reassurance-seeking. One mornin...
1 Kesä 202513min
A Mother's Story Of OCD, Substance Abuse, Loss, And Legacy
Margaret Sisson knew something was wrong when her son Riley came home from camp in a panic she'd never seen before. He started throwing up every morning before school. He checked doorknobs until they ...
29 Touko 202553min
How OCD Hijacks Productivity At School, Work, And Life
Tracie Ibrahim knows firsthand how OCD can quietly wreck a person’s day. In college, reading meant going forward, then backward, then forward again — just to feel “right.” As a mom, grocery trips were...
25 Touko 202510min
