Podcast

In episode 191 of The OCD Stories podcast I chat with Dr Josh Spitalnick. Josh is a licensed psychologist, owner and clinical director at the Anxiety Specialists of Atlanta, an outpatient clinic.

In this episode I chat with Josh about his therapy story, what is health anxiety, ERP being the gold standard for most anxiety disorders, common compulsions and obsessions within health anxiety, lots of case examples, examples of ERP, how families can support their loved ones with health anxiety, words of hope and much much more.  Hope it helps.

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In episode 190 of The OCD Stories podcast I chat with James Hervey who has kindly agreed to share his story with us.

In this episode I chat with James about his OCD story, his recovery journey, words of hope and much much more. Hope it helps.

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In episode 189 of The OCD Stories podcast I chat with Mara Wilson. Mara is an actor who was in films such as Matilda and Mrs Doubtfire, she is also a writer, and OCD advocate.

In this episode I chat with Mara about her OCD story, her recovery journey, her acting and writing, her OCD advocacy, words of hope and much much more. Hope it helps.

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In episode 188 of The OCD Stories podcast I chat with Dr Michelle Witkin. Michelle is a licensed psychologist who specialises in working with children, teens, and adults with anxiety disorders. She has a special interest in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

In this episode I chat with Michelle about her therapy story, how does OCD affect the family and siblings, how can we support the siblings, how siblings can help, whether siblings can get involved in therapy, words of hope and much much more. Hope it helps.

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In episode 187 of The OCD Stories podcast I share Dr Steven Phillipson audio of his article on “Choice”. Steven is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for OCD. He co-founded the first Support group for OCD sufferers in the New York area in 1987. Steven is the Clinical Director at the Center for Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy.

In this episode I share Dr Steven Phillipson’s audio from his article on “Choice”. Steven kindly allowed me to share his article in audio form with you all. He writes “In both the treatment of OCD and in living a disciplined life, there is no word more important than “choice.” Hope it helps.

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In episode 185 of The OCD Stories podcast I interviewed Lily Bailey, in front of an audience at the IOCDF conference in Austin. Lily is a model, OCD advocate and author of the book “Because we are bad: OCD and a girl lost in thought”.  

In this episode I chat with Lily about her story, having a meaningful life, working with anger, getting treatment, going to OCD support groups, Lily’s first experience with her CBT therapist, going back to CBT, mindfulness and meditation, activities Lily does that help her, Lily talks about her book, what it was like sharing her story, her epiphany in recovery, imposter syndrome, and lots of audience questions. Hope it helps.

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