|
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
|
Overcoming Anxiety (Home) > Obsessive Compulsive Disorder > OCD and Phobia
OCD and Phobia
Phobias are distinguished from OCD by the absence of a relation between the phobic objects and the obsessive thoughts or compulsive behaviors. The fears in OCD often involve harm to others rather than harm to oneself. In addition, the OCD patient when ‘‘phobic’’ is usually afraid of a stimulus that is unavoidable (i.e. virus, germs or dirt) as opposed to the classic phobic objects, like tunnels, bridges or crowds.
 |
More Articles |
 |
1. Easy Self Depression Test
Self Depression Test is Easy
You may know you are depressed with self- depression test. There is sudden and almost total loss of appetite and not only you will feel [...]
|
2. What is the Best Treatment for Social Phobia
Best Treatment of Social Phobia
In recent years, there have been major advances in the therapy of social phobia; the importance of recognising and properly treating SP [...]
|
3. Children and Separation Anxiety
Children and Separation Anxiety
When a child bids a teary and tantrum-filled goodbye in their early years it is a very unfortunate event that occurs often. It is [...]
|
4. OCD and Tic Disorder: OCD Behavior Therapy and Causes
OCD and Tic Disorder: OCD Behavior Therapy and Causes
The comorbidity with tic disorders suggests interesting pathophysiological and therapeutic implications. In juvenile OCD the rate of tic disorders [...]
|
|
ADD YOUR LINK HERE
Bookmark This Page:
Add to Favorites
Add to Del.icio.us
Send to a Friend Resources: Alternative Health Anxiety Depression Health Mental Health Nutrition Psychotherapy Self Help |
