Corey’s Reviews > OCD: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed > Status Update
Corey
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Okay so we actually don't typically prescribe rispiridone for OCD. We don't even like to give rispiridone to people with active psychosis because it's so harsh on the body.
— Oct 18, 2025 03:30PM
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Corey
is 87% done
I had a job coach once who got mad at me because when I called out sick I didn't ALSO call her to tell her I'd called out sick.
Hated her
— Oct 20, 2025 06:21AM
Hated her
Corey
is 79% done
Yeah so the "negative coping mechanisms" section was literally just about substance abuse and then talked about comorbid conditions for a little bit for some reason
— Oct 20, 2025 04:13AM
Corey
is 73% done
If his "unhealthy coping mechanisms" chapter only talks about substance abuse I'm going to lose my shit
— Oct 20, 2025 03:54AM
Corey
is 65% done
This is really the most victim blamey self help book I've ever seen
Like fully blaming people with OCD for their symptoms it's kinda gross
— Oct 20, 2025 02:54AM
Like fully blaming people with OCD for their symptoms it's kinda gross
Corey
is 53% done
It's very weird how much this book keeps talking about how to get an evaluation and how to seek treatment when its title calls it a guide for newly diagnosed people
Who presumably have already been evaluated and are seeing someone about their ocd. Because that's how you get diagnosed.
— Oct 19, 2025 11:06PM
Who presumably have already been evaluated and are seeing someone about their ocd. Because that's how you get diagnosed.
Corey
is 44% done
I don't think it's bad if a therapist is unwilling to prescribe you meds for ocd given that most therapists are not psychiatrists and thus cannot prescribe medication actually
— Oct 18, 2025 06:46PM
Corey
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DO we do brain surgery for ocd?? That doesn't SOUND correct
— Oct 18, 2025 03:32PM
DO we do brain surgery for ocd?? That doesn't SOUND correct

