Disorder Detail

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Obsessions are unwelcome, recurrent thoughts about a specific subject. Compulsions are recurring actions that one feels forced to take, either physically or mentally. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) sufferers frequently carry out compulsions as a result of their obsessions.

A person might, for instance, continuously fear that their home will be burglarized. The person repeatedly checks their door locks throughout the night in an effort to control their nervousness. Although engaging in this conduct won't actually stop a robbery or break-in, the person will suffer great distress if they don't. These ailments can all be treated. People can reduce their distress and cease obsessive habits with the assistance of our mental health care and effective therapy sessions.