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April 8, 2026/Mental Health

Could You Have Postpartum OCD? Signs and Symptoms Explained

See a provider if intrusive thoughts, fears or compulsive behaviors are affecting life with your newborn

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October 31, 2025/Mental Health

How To Deal With a ‘Control Freak’

Pointing out how their behavior makes you feel and giving them projects to own can help you both

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September 2, 2025/Children’s Health

Here’s What You Need To Know About the Connection Between Autism and OCD

Autism and OCD often co-occur, but distinguishing between them is crucial for successful treatment

Child with finger in their nose
August 7, 2025/Children’s Health

Is It Bad To Eat Boogers?

Picking your nose and eating the results isn’t polite behavior, but odds are, it won’t make you sick

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Therapist and patient talking in warm office setting
July 29, 2025/Mental Health

Stop Your Negative Thoughts With These Strategies

You can address negative thinking by reframing the situation, asking for help when you’re stuck and giving yourself some grace

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May 4, 2023/Wellness

5 Signs That You Might Be a Perfectionist — and How To Find Balance

Perfectionism isn’t all bad, but here’s how to make sure it hasn’t become toxic

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Signs of Relationship OCD and How To Cope

Some doubt is natural in a relationship — too much may be a mental health concern

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October 5, 2022/Mental Health

What’s the Difference Between Perfectionism and OCD?

One may drive the other, but they’re not the same

Woman picking at the skin on her lips
December 2, 2019/Skin Care & Beauty

Can’t Stop Picking Your Skin? How to Break the Cycle

Hiding it is common, but you can stop it

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