Sep 4, 2020
Many parents write to us with concerns about OCD in children. Here are some helpful resources that can help you to diagnose OCD in children & ways to treat it.
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Many parents write to us with concerns about OCD in children. Here are some helpful resources that can help you to diagnose OCD in children & ways to treat it.
(via Don’t Let Anxiety and OCD Bully You. You have More Power than You Think.)
(via The Difference Between Anxiety and OCD: Yeah, it Matters.)
(via How to Not Get Sucked into Your Child’s OCD Loop)
(via Harm OCD in Kids: What it is and How to Help)
(via Signs of a Good vs Bad Child OCD & Anxiety Therapist)
(via OCD and Anxiety in School: The Most Misunderstood Students)
Anxiety and OCD are not always visible. It is not always obvious. Sometimes it is silently attacking your child from the inside out. It makes itself cozy in a child’s mind that is already filled with doubt and insecurity. Intrusive thoughts are confusing to kids. They are scary to kids. Heck, they are scary for parents. So how do you help your child deal with them? It is the opposite of what you may think…
https://www.anxioustoddlers.com/psp-042-intrusive-thoughts/
(via How to Help Kids with OCD and Anxiety Who Have Intrusive Thoughts)