Dr Lisa Chantler

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Clinically Thinking · Don't be Afraid of OCD: Dr Emily O'Leary · 4 Jul 2026 podcast

What the hell is it is going on?

All right, I wanna talk about um

tr diagnostice a little more.

I know that you're not a fan, but nevertheless I'm going to persevere.

And we can talk come on to trans diagnostic concepts and the mechan looking at the underlying mechanisms.

I'm happy to very happy to talk about those, but

You know, it seems like a h for me anywhere can be a a helpful place to start.

So if you talk about differences between say G A D and O C D and O C P D and the other the other diagnosis or concerns that come to mind

it common commonly our presentations here would be autism and ADHD and these are more more more of late.

Uh and then from time to time we have schizophrenia appear here with um O C D.

But um which I think is less common.

But I you know, I would be

help um helped and I'm sure our listeners will be helped for some thoughts around again, you know, what's the differing what's what's the function if you'd like, or what's the differing kind of mechanisms that help us to see

Which is which?

And I know they're coimorbid sometimes, so often so coimorbid.

I get that, but I like to unpack things a bit before we pack 'em up again, you know.

So there's a really a teasing apart, isn't there?

There's a there's some clarity that needs to be had around what's driving what.

So if you've got a diagnosis of ADHD, as you said, and then you've got a diagnosis, a comorbid diagnosis of O C D.

it seems to be important to tease those things out so you can address

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