Dr Emily O'Leary

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686 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 4 Jul

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But so the names I'm gonna recommend are my favourites and I haven't deviated from doesn't mean I haven't checked out the youngins coming through.
I always go back to them.
So Paul South Goscus um I think is probably my go to.
And just predominantly
Even if you don't like O C D, I encourage particularly our early career sites coming through, to use the cognitive appraisal model.
from a formula perspective and, you know, use it with your clients
as a narrative to understand what's going on because it has it it goes into panic disorder or you look at David Veal, he used it for body dysmorphia.
But anyway, back to the point.
So and then Jack Rackman, even before Sail Hospital, mad, bad and dangerous, he was like
People with O C D fundamentally are mad, bad and dangerous, mad, they're gonna end up in a psychiatric institute, bad, they're gonna kill someone, go to jail, dangerous, self evident.
Um, Ross Chaffron came she was, I think, Paul's student.
She did a lot of work on thought, action, fusion, magical thinking.
She kissed fingers and eating disorders and O C D I think she moved on.
Adam Radonsky.
Used to work with Paul a lot.
He did a lot of work on mental contamination disgust and behavioral experiments.
Um Edna Fower is fantastic going into ex was um exposure response prevention going and then I also probably knewer, um, John Arabowitz.
I think he's
Um it might be actually the editor for the O C D journal, that one over there.
All of these people are have their own books and the uh the initial people I mentioned, the books look old, they're textbooks, but
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