Sensorimotor OCD Explained: When Awareness Becomes the Obsession
Sensorimotor OCD, also known as somatic OCD, is one of the least understood forms of OCD out there. In fact, it’s a subtype that even many seasoned OCD specialists don’t fully grasp, which can make treatment confusing and frustrating for clients. Learn what Somatic OCD is and what you can do.
By Max Maisel, PhD Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Beachfront Practicing in Redondo Beach and Los Angeles, California
What is OCD Really?
When people hear “OCD,” they often picture someone who likes things neat, washes their hands a lot, or double-checks the stove. While that is certainly how some people experience OCD, that description is entirely incomplete, and for many people, it hides the real problem.
By Max Maisel, PhD Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Beachfront Practicing in Redondo Beach and Los Angeles, California
Everything you need to know about stopping OCD Compulsions
Learn what OCD compulsions are and 10 ways to stop them.
By Max Maisel, PhD Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Beachfront Practicing in Redondo Beach and Los Angeles, California
What is “Pure-O” OCD and How is it Treated?
Learn about one of the most misunderstood subtypes of OCD
By Max Maisel, PhD Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Beachfront Practicing in Redondo Beach and Los Angeles, California
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