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🔴 Plastic Surgery and ROCD | Misophonia | Emetophobia | Recalibrating How We Hear from God
Do you find you need a new relationship with your thoughts and emotions? This live Q&A dives into a number of battles that many face with OCD, scrupulosity, perfectionism, phobias and more. We also bring an update about the church lady and the church gentleman, who arrive to share what they are “grateful” for in […]
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Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles, and Parks and Recreation:
"My biggest issue with this is that it's not so much a Parks and Recreation memoir/behind the scenes as it is a Jim O'Heir autobiography that prominently features his time on Parks and Rec. At the same time, I felt like we got a lot more of how the sh"
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“the greatest reality we can experience for mental health is the eternal love of God.”
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
“It can be a breath of fresh air to realize that you cannot control what thoughts arrive into your thinking. Just because a thought “shows up” doesn’t have to mean anything. This is where OCDers get lost right off the jump, because they amplify their control issues in attempts to get their mind right. When in reality, that pressurized approach makes things worse.”
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
“The OCD mind doesn’t know there is a difference between a passing thought, a temptation, a thought that becomes a place of desired meditation and actually acting on the thought. In black-and-white perspectives, they believe that if the thought showed up, it means something about themselves. It drives something known in psychology as thought-action fusion. They believe that having a thought arrive is the same as acting on that thought.”
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
― The OCD Healing Journey: Getting to the Heart of Our Obsessive and Compulsive Struggles
