EPISODE · Apr 12, 2022 · 23 MIN
Q&A on March 28th
from Purely OCD · host Purely OCD
In this weeks episode, Kelley Franke, LMFT, and Lauren Rosen, LMFT, answer listeners questions. Some questions they cover include: 1. What can trigger OCD? 2. What language can be used when supporting a loved one with OCD? 3. Does suppressing make OCD worse? We hope you found this podcast helpful and if there any questions we did not answer, please contact us on our website!
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