Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Mnemonics (Memorable Psychiatry Lecture)
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
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While most people think they have a sense of what OCD is, the truth is often more complicated! More than just being neat, tidy, or orderly, obsessive-compulsive disorder involves a dysfunctional loop between thoughts and behaviors that is hard to escape from without help.
Learn more about obsessive-compulsive disorder, including its DSM diagnostic criteria, its epidemiology, its prognosis, and its treatment, in this high-yield mnemonics-filled lecture intended for all healthcare providers, including doctors, medical students, psychologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, social workers, and more!
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Intrusive thoughts are like those blinking pop-up ads on websites that wont let you proceed further until you give it some kind of attention.
this was really validating as someone with ocd. I'm so tired of when I say I have OCD and someone is like "me too! I hate when my pens aren't organized!" Like I wish I could describe to them what a horror it is living with OCD and how much it sucks your life away. I remember seeing an comic-type drawing of a starved wolf, with the caption "I have to keep doing it," and the next picture is like his bloodshot eyes, with the caption "I hate it," a picture of his ribcage, "I'm tired", a picture of his torn up, bleeding feet, "It hurts..." and then it zooms up to a birds eye view and you see that he's walking in a circle over and over, marked by the blood from his feet, with the caption "...but I have to keep doing it."
Like that. Nothing has ever made me feel as seen as that picture. That's exactly what it feels like.
this is by far the most horrifying comment I've seen on the internet.
Wow, not horrified but I see better now.
@user-mq5nl5kh7z are you 12?
This truly is an amazing explanation, its not just about being neat, it's being obsessive about frankly mostly nonsense and the amount of time and energy spent on it to the point of making yourself get constant paranoia and headaches and it only gets more destructive as the loop adapts itself to everything in your life. Thanks You for the explanation, but I wish you would have explained more about how to treat the bad thoughts in your brain than just dealing with physical things like doorknobs.
OCD is very strong painful constant impulse with hopelessness, unsatisfactoriness, fearfulness, boringness, anger, tiredness , headache, restlessness, no readiness, withdrawal , and escape.
As always amazing job please keep up the good work! you have no idea how many people you're helping and actually making a difference!!
I look forward to follow up videos, I was diagnosed today and I feel a little confused but this video cleared some things up! Thank you
thank you sooo much for these videos. Your video has made me understand OCD clearly for the first time.
This made my day. It's so helpful.
Could you tell me what is the next diseases what you will put on the chanel. Soon i will have exam... :)
Coming up next are body dysmorphic disorder and PTSD!
Thank you for your books and videos. Would you consider writing a book or creating videos for advanced psychiatry/psychopharmacology
practitioners that are already seasoned? Maybe clinical practice pearls, deep dives into medication regimens etc..
It's something I would consider in the future! Right now I'm focused on helping people get the basics down, but once I have those core videos out I would love to switch to some more advanced topics. 😊
@@MemorablePsych yes, hope more videos come out in detail about the different kinds of personality disorders, since those also effect people with OCD or other mental health issues, and effect people interaction with others.
Thanks!
ERP helped me a lot.. Usefull video. Thank you for sharing
pattern is not a line but a loop
thought -> action (line)
obsession compulsion (loop)
Thanks for your excellent job!
There's a small mistake in the lesson: obsessions are not always ego dystonic in OCD. Check specifications in dsm-5: OCD with good, poor, or absent insight. In the last one obsessions are ego syntonic.
Amaazinnng!! thank you
Thank you!
what do you think about "Pure-Obsessive OCD"? aka intrusive thoughts but not acting with compulsion on them or the compulsions happen within ones own mind?
Also, this talks about how the main form of treatment is to disconnect the compulsions from the thoughts through exposure and psychotherapy, but wouldn't that mean that the obsessive thoughts themselves are not actually addressed? only the resulting behaviour?
Yes, obsessive thoughts are errors in the brain chemistry. You need to fix the brain chemistry to get rid of errors (intrusive thoughts). To fix the brain chemistry, medications such as antidepressants and antipsychotics are needed.
Thank you
i loved the video
I don't clim ladders because as soon as I do, I have thoughts on jumping off, same if I go on any kind of heights or large bodies of water, I'm so afraid that I stay away from this places now
As soon as I heard "did I lock the front door" from the video I was done for.
How do you make animations like these?
Can you please make video on ocd spectrum disorders
The worst part is trying to explain this to a psychologist and they keep responding with "okay so you have a desire to kill yourself and others". I'm trying to explain to them there's no intent or desire and they keep saying "desire, intent, feeling, thoughts. They are all the same"
Wtf
This video Amazing thank you 🩷
Good morning from Greece. I'm apologizing for my English. Would you agree that thinking again and again your past, your choices, just being obsessed with thinking faces, facts, without having compulsions, is more likely a generalized anxiety disorder than OCD?
What do you do about intrusive thoughts? They don't always turn into compulsions, they're just there roaming your mind so you can't use this method at the end of the video
Then you aren't OCD
Does Rabbit from Winnie the Pooh have ocd?
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