The Emotional Journey of OCD Recovery: Finding Healing and Community

Chrissie Hodges opens up about the often overlooked emotional side of OCD recovery. While treatment is essential for managing symptoms, Chrissie talks about the deeper struggles-grief, anger, and the feeling of loss that comes with years of battling OCD. She shares how finding a supportive community became a key part of her healing process, and why recovery isn’t just about getting better, but also about processing the emotional weight OCD leaves behind. This is a candid and relatable look at what it means to truly heal and why no one should have to do it alone.
For a closer look at Chrissie’s story, watch our interview with her on the Get to know OCD podcast: • Chrissie Hodges' OCD A...
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Thank you 👍 for this video, you are doing a great job for us suffering from ocd

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I hate what OCD has done to me. It's taken so much of my life. I also have panic disorder and depression. I'm in an emotionally and mentally abusive relationship because of OCD. I can't work because of OCD (and the other disorders, plus physical disabilities). I'm severely obese. I have no friends or family IRL.