Dr Emily O'Leary
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their eventual exposure to trauma.
Be mindful that I'm not exposing them to a trauma stimuli, right?
So you need to actually go, trauma there.
And sometimes as I'm going through, I'll wade into something, you know, when I'm doing OCD work and I'm wading and I'm like, oh cripes, this isn't where I should go.
And then I'll let me say something like, hey, you know, this is feeling
slightly different to what what we're talking about from an O C D lens.
And I want to just flag and note with you that this is really important and we're going to come back to, but I'm just going to put it to the side there for now and I want us to go over here because it needs to be treated slightly differently.
So I'll do that and then I'll go back to chair work maybe with that.
Um
Oh, look, it it's incredibly common.
Seventy to eighty percent.
It just depends on big T, little T.
Yeah.
Some are and some not.
And that's when you get into I mean, O C D is highly genetic.
Um so if you've got a first degree relative with O C D five times more likely.
Str and that's why Hollander said we can't put it with the anxiety disorders.
It is special and different.
There is clear sort of neurological, neurobiological, blah, blah, blah.
But
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