Managing Uncertainty with OCD

NOCD

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One of the hardest things about OCD is accepting uncertainty. It's at the basis of most intrusive thoughts. Here Dr. McGrath talks about how you can learn to deal with and accept uncertainty.

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Chapters
0:00 Uncertainty and OCD, the doubt disorder
2:44 How do we start accepting uncertainty
5:23 OCD and Thought-Action Fusion
7:15 Goals of OCD-specific therapy
8:28 Get started with OCD therapy

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  1. @treatmyocd

    If you are or a loved one is experiencing OCD, there is hope. Visit learn.nocd.com/YT to get started with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy, the most effective therapy for OCD.

    3 likes

  2. @kikomicho8741

    Ocd is not only a thinking disorder but a feeling disorder as well😢

    416 likes

  3. @jennicablack

    Im tired of losing my life to this. Time to be uncertain and not give a fuck. It does feel like you are crawling in your skin not doing compulsions.

    63 likes

  4. @lukev845

    To everyone living with OCD, please remember you’re not alone. We’re all fighting the same battles and we can get through it.

    The ERP can feel like a nightmare but it’s worth it to get to the other side of this crappy disorder. We can beat this!

    193 likes

  5. @shubhamdhiman9999

    Sometimes the fear is so so big for even 1% chances of a bad thing happening. This is where ERP plays an important role.

    174 likes

  6. @kiracancode

    With ocd u will hear always "what if??", "arr u sure?", "let's check again"

    2 likes

  7. @missdavis1814

    Thank you for all that you do for people who suffer with OCD. You are such a blessing. To give so much help to strangers is so selfless and such a blessing to so many. Thank you!!!

    202 likes

  8. @ell745

    This guy just described my problem to a t. He obviously knows this condition very well and can treat it. If only I could have therapy with him.

    85 likes

  9. @paullemon1200

    Does anybody else wish that they had this doctor as there therapist? I would literally pay double per session

    60 likes

  10. @letsgoBrandon204

    I don't have OCD, I have Social Anxiety Disorder, but I am finding sooo many similarities. I get intrusive thoughts that people are observing me and scrutinising my behaviour, so a safety behaviour of mine is to 'act natural' all the time. I got a bit lost walking home the other day, but when I noticed, I didn't turn around because I thought that someone might notice that I had made a mistake and that they would find this amusing. I just 'casually' continued walking in the wrong direction. I had to try to find my way back home by making it look like I knew exactly where I was going.
    If there are no people associated with the thing I'm doing, I'm mostly alright. But people are associated with most things in a person's life.

    32 likes

  11. @theAndrewFaris

    this man is a Godsend

    36 likes

  12. @pratibhasrivastava1506

    Why didn't i watch this video till now...that example of accepting uncertainty in almost all scenarios of life , but not just in those one or two ocd themes, struck me so hard❤
    Bless you sir❤

    12 likes

  13. @lumaink_studios

    I think I think it scares me what people may think of me for having that thought

    3 likes

  14. @kaelie7315

    Thanks Dr. McGrath and NOCD! You all are truly blessings to the OCD community ❤️

    51 likes

  15. @thementalprepper7409

    I resonate with the nickname 100% The doubting is relentless

    13 likes

  16. @aioden

    This was a great video. Just because a thought/worry is more intense, doesn't make the chances of it happening more true.

    15 likes

  17. @patriciadalao6026

    I truly aspire to be as intelligent and healing as Dr. McGarath. Seeing the work he’s done honestly inspires me to heal my OCD so I can eventually be a vessel of service for others as well!

    13 likes

  18. @yelyahfan88x94

    I feel like for me, a person who spent 30 years with a narcissistic mother, the key to not buying thoughts is finding confidence and love for myself so I can feel secure in myself. If I keep feeling like I'm not good enough and that nothing I do matters cause I'll always mess up and be a had person that it's easy to accept negative thoughts about myself and others

    8 likes

  19. @sidtamang3499

    This doctor gives super confidence but listening to his videos gives me reassurance which I should stop sometime but he is a gem

    10 likes

  20. @s.p5892

    Camera Crew: “wait, what?” 😂😂

    4 likes