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WHEN OPPOSITES ATTRACT UNDERSTANDING DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY

In a world full of complexities and contradictions, it's not uncommon to feel overwhelmed by emotions or find yourself in constant conflict with those around you. But what if we told you that two seemingly opposing truths can coexist harmoniously?...

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POCD is full of fears and uncertainty

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Conquering POCD Using ERP to Treat OCD Fears of Attraction to Children

POCD or Pedophilia OCD is a subtype of OCD where the person experiences distressing intrusive and unwanted thoughts or fears that they might become...

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obsessive checking is often done with light switches and doors

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Cracking the Code of Obsessive Checking

Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, can take on various forms and have different symptoms for different people. Checking behaviors can be one of...

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Looking for reassurance metaphor of looking through a magnifying glass

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Does Asking for Reassurance Help for People with OCD and Anxiety?

Asking for reassurance is a common behavior in people with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and anxiety disorders. The purpose behind this coping...

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Ashley Rush, PLPC

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Are you Therapy Curious?

Welcome fellow therapy lovers and those that are therapy-curious! (I personally think therapy can benefit everyone to build helpful skills!) I am...

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Ashley Rush, PLPC

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Postpartum OCD: The Power of Exposure and Response Prevention

Welcoming a new baby into your life is often a time of joy and excitement, but for some parents, it can also trigger feelings of overwhelming anxiety...

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