Natasha Daniels
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first heard Apr 2022
last heard Apr 2022
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The they are different disorders completely.
They're different parts of the brain.
You know, they they are vastly different, I think.
They do get lumped together.
too much.
And I think part of the reason why a lot of us do anxiety and O C D work
is not only because they kinda like to hang out together, but also because so many people who have anxiety
actually are dealing with a lot of OCD too and they don't realize it.
And Ellie Leviitz's book, which is amazing, you know, he's talking about pulling back parental accommodations.
And so for him, his work is relevant regardless of whether it's anxiety or OCD, because it's just about pulling back that parental accommodations, which is the case with both of those disorders.
Uh, with OCD and anxiety, educating the child to me is like the number one thing.
So educating the child on how anxiety or OCD grows.
The difference with OCD, well, and we'll just talk about OCD and not that we won't compare them, it'll just be too complicated.
But um, we want to expose our kids to their discomfort like one small step at a time.
So we talk about exposure with response prevention, ERP, which is a type of cognitive behavioral therapy.
And we think a lot of times intuitively as a parent, we think if I can just not have my child triggered,
then they're gonna be okay.
If I can have my child with sensory motor O C D just go to the bathroom whenever she feels like it or or guarantee her that there's a bathroom.
it will go away.
Or if I can tell my child, you're not a bad kid, you know, you didn't say the F word, don't worry about it, that it will just go away.
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