I’m so thrilled to talk about life after Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in this episode of Your Anxiety Toolkit Podcast. You will LOVE this interview if you want to really visualize what recovery looks like.
What does it look like on the other side of recovery? I frequently get asked questions by my clients and social media followers about recovery for OCD and anxiety. They ask what “recovery” means, what it looks like, and how they can get there. Understanding recovery is an incredibly important part of taking those first steps towards fear.
In this episode, Shawnté Johnson—a wonderful OCD advocate and blogger—joins us to talk so beautifully about her recovery journey from OCD and anxiety. She not only shares about her life after recovery, but talks about life before and during treatment. What I love about Shawnté is that she not only talks the talk about recovery, but walks the walk...
I am so thrilled to share this episode of Your Anxiety Toolkit Podcast with you, as we have someone who is very special to me: Catherine DeMonte, LMFT.
Catherine DeMonte, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, runs a group called an Abundance Group that I was so honored to join over a year ago. Catherine inspired me deeply and provided me with some of the tools that I needed to motivate me to create CBTschool.com. You heard me correctly! Catherine was one of the people who joined me on this journey of creating and launching CBTSchool. She was by my side as I cultivated the seed that has led me on this incredible mission with you all. I am forever grateful for this!
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One of the most important lesson that I learned in Catherine DeMonte’s abundant...
In this week’s episode of Your Anxiety Toolkit Podcast, we brought back a special guest who is favorite among the CBT School community: Jon Hershfield, LMFT.
This podcast episode is all about the management of specific obsessions related to physical harm and violence, which—in OCD terms—we call Harm Obsessions or Harm OCD (if you meet the requirements for a diagnosis of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or OCD).
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Jon answers some very important questions for you, including:
Welcome back! In this episode of Your Anxiety Toolkit Podcast, we are talking about an interesting challenge called the Non-Judgment Challenge Date Day.
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Someone recently dared me to take a whole day to be with myself, listen to my body and feelings, and sit in peace. This sounded wonderful to me and, while I never do this, I decided to send my husband and kids away for one day so that I could complete this challenge.
What could have been a nice day was immediately plagued by self-judgment. It quickly arose and kept taking me out of simply being with myself for the day.
“I should be doing this instead”
“You are being lazy”
“Why did you choose that activity?”
“You have to do it this way...
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