
PSP 300: Reducing Chaos Anxiety or OCD Bring to the Family
Sign up for the FREE series: Self-Care for Parents Raising Kids with Anxiety or OCD here.Supplemental podcasts related to this topic:Partner related issues:What to Do When Your Partner Triggers Your C...
7 Feb 202359min

PSP 299: The Relationship with Sleep and Anxiety & OCD
Many kids with anxiety and OCD struggle with sleep. This sleep struggle can be caused by a variety of issues that are different for each child.In this week’s AT Parenting Survival Podcast I explore th...
31 Jan 202337min

PSP 298: When Anxiety and OCD Themes Impact the Ability to Get Help
There are many times when the actual theme of our child’s anxiety or OCD can undermine their ability to get help. How are we supposed to help our kids (or clients/patients) when the very nature of hel...
24 Jan 202339min

PSP 297: The Difference Between Gut Instinct vs Anxiety/OCD
Teaching our kids to trust their gut instinct can be a lifesaver. But what do we do when anxiety or OCD feels like gut instinct? What if intuition is really their OCD magical thinking in disguise?In t...
17 Jan 202341min

PSP 296: How Can I Stop My Child’s Compulsions?
So many parents ask me, “How can I stop my child’s compulsions?” The quick answer is, you can’t. You can stop your participation in them, but you can’t force your child to not do compulsions. And even...
10 Jan 202345min

PSP 295: Is Not Talking to My Child’s OCD Making Them Suffer?
I get this question so often I thought it deserved a whole podcast. One of the first things OCD therapists often teach parents is how to pull back their reassurance. This can make a parent feel very u...
3 Jan 202339min

PSP 294: How Helping others Can Help Kids with Anxiety or OCD
The best ways to directly help our kids with anxiety or OCD is through effective treatment, but there are some side dishes that can aid in their progress.When we help others it can improve self-esteem...
27 Des 202225min

PSP 293: Common Missed Compulsions: Spitting, Confessing & More
Compulsions are often missed by parents and therapists not trained to treat OCD. Sometimes our kids will be doing something right in front of us and we’ll miss it. It is easy to do when OCD has a mill...
20 Des 202246min




















