Psychoeducation – Sarah Hunter, LCSW

Am I a Monster: Hidden fears and harm OCD

Thoughts about OCD usually are accompanied by stereotypical images of someone scrubbing their hands or straightening a crooked picture frame. The truth this, OCD exists in many dimensions. Contamination and symmetry are two of the better-known dimensions where people with OCD may struggle. However, they are not the only two areas that exist. Two other dimensions where OCD can reside include harm and unacceptable thoughts. Although these areas may be lesser known, they are also very common.

Silent Drowning: When High Functioning People Struggle

Silent Drowning: When High Functioning People Struggle The Subtle Signs of Drowning Do you know what a person looks like when they’re drowning? Yelling, screaming for help, arms flailing? Nope. Maybe you’ve seen the educational infographics circulating on social media—and they’re true. An article from Maggie Roetker on Norton healthcare’s website explains, “Unlike what youContinue reading “Silent Drowning: When High Functioning People Struggle”