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Often times Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is misunderstood as primarily a behavioral disorder, as something that is being done obsessively like washing hands, aligning cans by color, or flicking light switches. These behaviors only account for the compulsive side of the diagnosis.
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Raquel is an associate marriage and family therapist MFTA #85262 supervised by David Caulfield MFC#14452 at The Center for Counseling & Education
DISCLAIMER: The content on this site should not be used in lieu of professional assistance. The information included is not intended to provide advice, therapy or crisis support. The owner of this page is not affiliated with the programs listed and is not responsible for the content, claims, or representations of the listed entities.
Raquel is an associate marriage and family therapist MFTA #85262 supervised by David Caulfield MFC#14452 at The Center for Counseling & Education
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