How OCD Develops From Childhood

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 45

  • @anushsaghatelyan2955
    @anushsaghatelyan2955 5 років тому +25

    Now listening to you I clearly understand that OCD began from the very childhood

    • @sujit247
      @sujit247 4 роки тому +2

      I also understand that's began from my very childhood, thanks ali

  • @Classof-et4wd
    @Classof-et4wd 4 роки тому +19

    For me doesn’t matter how or where it came from I just want it gone.

  • @Anton33175
    @Anton33175 2 роки тому +7

    I disagree with the end of this video. It's possible that OCD impacts sensitive people, but if the person grows up in a healthy family, where there's a sincere and warm environment, it can be kept under control. A healthy family also prepares you for the strugles of life and to deal with them without freacking out.
    Without this part, there might be a life event that the person is not able to handle and then OCD advances, but it started in the family. I think, when treating OCD, it's important to deal with a person trained on trauma and trauma is not always something that leaves visible scars, but also mental trauma.
    If during childhood or even during adolescence you had no connection with your parents and felt alone and unprotected, OCD may come as a response to your insecurity.

  • @isabeau407
    @isabeau407 5 років тому +15

    Wow, I never realised how similar OCD symptoms are to my childhood...

  • @rimshaabir9988
    @rimshaabir9988 4 роки тому +6

    Thank you for helping me understand this. It's helping me understand that I am not my mental illness. It's not part of me. It's something that I need to work on; that it can be cured.
    I've been very sensitive all my life.

    • @rimshaabir9988
      @rimshaabir9988 3 роки тому

      @Arpita2049 I'm better now... These videos really helped

  • @vivaldirules
    @vivaldirules 5 років тому +9

    I had several odd worries and compulsions when I was young which I had never thought of as being precursors to OCD until now. I remember that if I turned around clockwise so many times, I needed to do the same counterclockwise or else who knows what might happen? I had to always take two steps on each sidewalk square to make sure I didn’t step on the crack between them. I feared that if I said or thought something bad god would hate me. Early as a teenager, I somehow became obsessed with knowing whether a word I used had an even or odd number of letters and I became quite good at determining that quickly. Why? I have no idea. I was just out of high school when I had finally decided that that one was utterly pointless and I somehow stopped the compulsion and the urge disappeared. In college, I was well on the way to other worries which have lasted forty years and are just now dissipating. Somehow, I am more focused on what is happening around me including people and particularly what I see and I am less focused on the silly thoughts in my head.

    • @johannesrindt2569
      @johannesrindt2569 5 років тому +1

      About the clockwise thing, wow, I just thought I was going crazy, so true about turning anti clockwise and all that stuff.

  • @AAaaa-rz9xm
    @AAaaa-rz9xm 5 років тому +5

    Your voice is a resque for me Ali,love you

  • @janewright2800
    @janewright2800 3 роки тому +2

    I developed OCD very young around seven years old and mother very abusive and father absent X I had also serious fear issues probably from trauma and wonder now if it's a need to have control over part of your life when surrounded by chaos, instability and having no choice or control other than OCD that developes X it took over my life more as got older but manifests in different ways at various times in my life X i am extremely sensitive too so maybe more damaged as a child because of this X feel I have more of an understanding now though as didn't have a name for it then, I am 58 now and feel more at peace with it and the dark thoughts are much less X hope all find peace and healing too ✨💚🌈☯️🗝️💜🌠☀️ps EFT and counselling and writing poetry or any writing helped me as well as channels like this but express some way and get help xxxx blessings🙏💚

  • @ThisMichaelBrown
    @ThisMichaelBrown 2 місяці тому

    Interesting, thanks for the videos 🙏

  • @licaleu5784
    @licaleu5784 5 років тому +4

    I can not relate fully. For me I had depression since I was 13 years old. Since then my ocd journey started. But I can say that I am more sensitive than other people from my peer.

  • @messpilo
    @messpilo 4 роки тому +3

    I had anxiety since 6 year old so it develops into ocd. Its genetic as I have relatives with anxiety. At 6 year old I had strong anxiety of going to school and later with any test or exam i was taking. It has destroyed my social life completely.

    • @lucylight176
      @lucylight176 2 роки тому

      Hope you are ok. Believe in you and try to relax into it -people will benefit from the real you

  • @milochamp1586
    @milochamp1586 9 місяців тому +1

    You said you think most people with OCD were born sensitive. You would not say that if you understand the science of brain and neuroplasticity of the brain well. To correct you and for all listeners, here is a scientifically proven fact. most people with OCD were not born sensitive. but why these children become sensitive is mainly because of lack of safety from the caregiver in 90% of the cases. Now OCD develops because of a childhood trauma. It could be from a little thing that neglected child found unpleasant or scary. You need to be very clear and understanding with your explanation. This is a subject that I've been learning and experiencing with sufferers for the last 25 years.

  • @lizzzy6905
    @lizzzy6905 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you your video's are helping me so much!

  • @fionaberg4997
    @fionaberg4997 2 роки тому +5

    I totally disagree, ocd is a coping mechanism formed by trauma…that’s why 30 percent of people with ocd have trauma, way higher than the average population…many people with emotional trauma especially…I had narcissistic parents and the gaslighting caused me to spin…I already had ocd tendencies but it got severe when my mom began intentionally saying things to upset me and denying it and claiming I was crazy…my ocd before was a blip in my life ans after the abuse it has eclipsed me.

    • @muchlove8878
      @muchlove8878 2 роки тому +2

      I have ocd and bpd. I was abused mentally and physically all my childhood. My mom denied it until last year where she admitted she might not have been the best mom. My siblings are narcissists just like my mom. All the gaslighting was making me lose touch with reality.

    • @killa47338
      @killa47338 7 місяців тому

      @fionaberg4997 You did not fully listen to what she was saying in her entire video.

  • @silencio1234
    @silencio1234 3 роки тому

    Yes I have had this all along. I am 42 and just now figured out it was ocd. I am sad that my childhood was tainted with this. I remember thinking I couldn’t move things or else it may start an earthquake when I was about 9

  • @persevere6326
    @persevere6326 4 роки тому +2

    OCD is a manifestation of some sort of trauma...... especially harm ocd......

  • @ivantsarevitch337
    @ivantsarevitch337 4 роки тому +1

    I always had to draw 4 roofed houses when I was younger.

  • @ellieabdu4593
    @ellieabdu4593 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much Alii 💕💕

    • @ocdhelp
      @ocdhelp  3 роки тому

      You are very welcome 🙏

  • @LouWelsh-es3oo
    @LouWelsh-es3oo Місяць тому

    30% or more of OCD sufferers have PTSD

  • @destmc9527
    @destmc9527 3 роки тому +1

    I didn’t realise it but when I found out my grandad was a pedophile apparently that was a trigger because I thought this happened recently but my therapist said that it happens over years

  • @bakshinspires
    @bakshinspires 2 роки тому

    100% correct!

  • @stevesanders6855
    @stevesanders6855 5 років тому

    Great!!!😀

  • @am3342
    @am3342 4 роки тому +2

    Basically, a large part of it is genetic.

  • @yuliiasara1313
    @yuliiasara1313 5 років тому +2

    It's about me 🙈

  • @rakhijadav8368
    @rakhijadav8368 5 років тому +2

    I have OCD since 19 years or may be since childhood. Now I am 39 years old and my daughter is 8 years old. She is very sensitive by nature. Before going out she goes to washroom again and again. She does bed wetting also. Is it the sign of OCD. If yes how to recover it.

    • @viveksharma-jl6ip
      @viveksharma-jl6ip 4 роки тому +2

      Go for homeopathy. And ru free from OCD..

    • @persevere6326
      @persevere6326 4 роки тому +2

      vivek sharma
      Are you fucking kidding?????
      Get outta here

    • @rakhijadav8368
      @rakhijadav8368 4 роки тому +2

      @@viveksharma-jl6ip thanks for suggesting.

    • @viveksharma-jl6ip
      @viveksharma-jl6ip 4 роки тому +2

      @@persevere6326 i too have ocd and homeopathy helped me a lot

    • @liliae7906
      @liliae7906 Рік тому

      Which homeopathy remedy helped with your ocd?

  • @emeraldstar905
    @emeraldstar905 5 років тому

    Hi Ali. I sent you an email through your website email enquiring about your ebooks. Thank you.

  • @Patyparadise
    @Patyparadise 2 місяці тому

    This video is terrible she don't know how to explain ocd