Lucky Socks to OCD: The Fine Line Between Fun and Obsession in Sports Rituals Rituals and superstitions are common in sports. Professional athletes often have “lucky” trinkets they carry with them or particular routines they do on game-day. Michael Jordan famously wore a brand new…
Enjoying Your Vacation When traveling as a family, especially with young children, vacations that are intended to be enjoyable and fun can turn into something stressful. Vacation can mean a lot of different things to different people: some want to go on a new adventure,…
The Upside of Boredom As the school year fades into summer, many parents find themselves hearing the familiar refrain of, “I’m bored.” In response, parents can get caught up in suggesting activity after activity and being met with resistance to all suggestions. This negative loop…
Summer and Screen Time In today’s digital age, managing screen time for children has become a paramount concern for parents worldwide. The allure of screens, whether it’s smartphones, tablets, or computers, can be irresistible for kids, leading to endless battles over when to switch off.…
FAQs about OCD Q: What is the average length of time before OCD is diagnosed (after onset of diagnosable symptoms)? It takes 11 years for the average person suffering from OCD to be properly diagnosed. Q: Can OCD be treated with regular talk therapy? No,…
What is OCD? A Brief Primer When you hear “OCD,” what do you think of? Someone washing their hands over and over again? Someone checking to make sure the backdoor is locked? Maybe you think of someone in your life who is a “perfectionist” or…