Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders : A Complete Guide to
Getting Well and Staying Well by Fred Penzel "This is
a true masterpiece. Not only is this book readable, interesting,
packed with facts and informative, but it is also full of positive
talk. I have done much research on this topic and by far this book
is the most uplifting. It is non judgmental, full of hope, and
leaves the reader with a new understanding of the disorders
discussed. This book is excellent for sufferers, family members and
professionals. Surely worth reading. If I could recommend one book
on this topic this would be it. Thank you, Dr. Penzel. I am sure
this will help many people."
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The OCD Workbook : Your Guide to Breaking Free from
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder by Bruce M. Hyman
Ph.D., Cherry Pedrick R.N., Bruce Hyman "Thanks heavens for Dr.
Bruce Hyman and Cherry Pedrick! This is by far the best and most
comprehensive book on OCD currently available. This book is clearly
written in easy-to-understand language. Not only does it provide an
excellently organized self-help program, it also gives vital
information for the family members of the person struggling with
OCD, something that other books only touch on, at best. For
anyone dealing with OCD, whether you have it yourself, or are trying
to be understanding and supportive of someone you know, this is a
must read!"
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Tormenting Thoughts and Secret Rituals : The Hidden
Epidemic of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder by
Ian Osborn "I am a licensed psychologist and a patient with
obsessive compulsive symptoms. For over five years I have
voraciously consumed the available literature to get help for myself
and my clients. This book is a must have. Nothing I have read has
been better. Dr. Osborn's magic is in letting himself shine
through as a fellow sufferer who is a deeply compassionate
practitioner. His case studies show many of the subtle faces of OCD
and give us insight into the suffering this disorder can bring. A
real highlight of the book is when he lets his group therapy
patients speak to us through their ten strategies for coping with
OCD. This is a six star book."
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Getting Control : Overcoming Your Obsessions and
Compulsions by Lee Baer Ph.D. "I
must admit I was skeptical when I started reading Dr. Baers revised
edition of Getting Control. How can a book like this possibly get
better? But it truly does. He has a lot more NEW information on
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). As a sufferer of OCD, the
first book was a life saver. This book gave me even more useful
information and self help skills. I especially liked the new theory
on thought stopping. He covers all the new medications approved for
OCD. And other that are not approved but are showing promise. He
covers the anxiety that comes with OCD and how to control it. There
is more real life patient stories. That I could identify with. He
even includes his e-mail address in case you would like to contact
him! Again, Dr. Baur's true concern and compassion for his patients
suffering shines through. This is a truly wonderful and extremely
helpful book!
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