Natasha Daniels

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410 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard Apr 2022

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You can have
A mild version, and you can have you know an acute case.
The problem with O C D is it can grow pretty quickly and it can be incredibly debilitating.
more debilitating than any other mental health disorder, probably besides schizophrenia.
And so I always say a little bit of OCD is like a little bit of termites.
It's you know, if my child had a little bit of anxiety, which they all do, and not a little bit, I wouldn't get as ramped up and concerned as I would
if I saw a little bit of OCD, you know, where I'd want them to really develop those skills even if it was mild, because it can it can change over time.
And people who say I have a little bit I have I'm a little OCD, if someone talks like that, they typically don't have OCD.
Um what they mean is they're a little bit neurotic or they're a little bit like a clean freak, whatever the you stereotype is, but
Most people who truly
struggle and suffer from O C D don't talk about it in those ways, or at least if they're educated.
I think that I think the statistics are off.
And that's why I don't like statistics, because I really feel like it's so misdiagnosed that it it's only because statistically they'll say, you know, it's more like tween and teen, you know, or you know.
Twelve and older.
But in my practice, which really specialized in
in younger kids, or at least that's what people gravitated towards me, you know, like I just got a lot of young kids.
I would see it very early on.
I could see it in toddlers and preschoolers.
And parents, as they get more educated, they'll spot it more, um, more proactively.
So a lot of people in my online community, they have toddlers and preschoolers because they know what to look for.
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