Episode 5: Checking, Vampires, and the OCD Cycle
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Come with us, Laura Mole and Jess Hayes, as we explore the 'checking' in 'Just Checking'. You get to hear about a day in the life of Shenrique, as we talk all about how they check to make sure that they aren't a bad person, then take a lesson from vampire superstitions to break the OCD loop. As always, you also get a look into our brain spam, and get to shout out your weekly OCD wins too.
Time Stamps:
01:30: Dramas through our week
07:00: What OCD Doris has been up to
10:30: Interoceptive differences in neurodivergence and health anxiety
13:15: Brain spam
18:48: Our story telling about checking clients
23:00: Epstein files, me too and OCD
23:20: Shenrique's checking compulsions in case they are a bad person
27:50: What checking actually does
28:40: Shout out to Elyse Myers
30:00: The OCD cycle and what keeps it going
31:25: Vampires and OCD to show what to aim for
37:49: Hierarchies and values-based erp lists
40:40: Do we have to do an exposure to everything on the list?
43:55: How do we help Shenrique?
45:40: More tolerance, not more certainty
46:40: OCD wins of the week
51:00: Questions from the listeners: OCD diagnosis
53:00: Exposure lab feedback from imaginal exposure
54:50: Exposure lab for checking
56:40: OCD being a big anxiety diverter
58:00: Goodbyes
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We do reference some thoughts that people may find distressing so please listen with caution if this is you, and take a break if you need to.
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