Spot-on!!!
by stuart miles freedigitalphotos.net
I believe one of the most difficult aspects of obsessive-compulsive disorder is finding the right treatment. Evidence-based exposure and response prevention (ERP) therapy, a type of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the first-line treatment for the disorder, and it works. Yet so many people, including therapists, have never even heard of ERP. I am doing my best, along with other advocates for OCD awareness, to spread the word.
But knowing that ERP therapy is what you need is only half the battle. The other half is finding a good therapist who is properly trained in ERP and really knows how to utilize it correctly. Imagine thinking you are getting good ERP therapy when in actuality you’re not. You wonder why you’re not getting better; after all, ERP is supposed to work. Maybe you’re even feeling worse. You worry that your OCD is not treatable. After all…
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Great post! By chance, will you be in Boston for IOCD conference ? Would love to meet you. Samantha Bray
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Not this year! Maybe someday– if I can find some money and PTO! LOL! 🙂
Thanks for the reblog, Jackie. I’ll miss you in Boston!
One day I hope to make it to the conference!! Have fun!