OCD and Mental Compulsion Treatment Without Medicine (Online)
Emotion of Life | OCD Specialist Therapists: Shyam Gupta & Pratibha Gupta OCD and Mental Compulsion Global success treating 70+ OCD subtypes using a non-medication approach. Online CBT & ERP with a 16-step Recovery & Cure Program and a dedicated 4-professional team for each client. What are Mental Compulsions in OCD? Mental compulsions are invisible […]
OCD of Gambling | Emotion of Life
OCD of Gambling OCD of Gambling is a distinct and often misconceived variant of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, where anxiety primarily stems from the fear of gambling or losing control over it. In contrast to gambling addiction, which is motivated by the pursuit of excitement or financial gain, OCD of Gambling is driven by fear. Those affected […]
Are Online CBT and ERP Sessions Effective for OCD?
Are Online CBT and ERP Sessions Effective for OCD. With the growing acceptance of online therapy worldwide, more individuals are discovering new paths to mental well-being without geographical barriers. Among these, CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) stand as evidence-based, highly effective psychological treatments for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). At Emotion of […]
Therapist for OCD
Transforming Lives through 360° Holistic Management Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) affects millions worldwide, but recovery is possible with the right guidance. At Emotion of Life, founded by OCD Specialist Therapist Shyam Gupta and Psychologist Pratibha Gupta, the focus is on complete OCD recovery without medication through structured therapy, compassion, and science. With a 98% global success […]
Psychologist for OCD
Psychologist for OCD – Global 98% Recovery Success by Emotion of Life Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can feel like a constant battle between unwanted intrusive thoughts and the urge to neutralize them through repetitive behaviors. Yet, recovery is possible — and at Emotion of Life, thousands have achieved it. Guided by OCD Specialist Shyam Gupta and […]
OCD Symptoms
OCD Symtoms, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental health condition characterized by recurring intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals (compulsions). These symptoms can become time-consuming and distressing, interfering with relationships, work, and daily life. While OCD can feel overwhelming, it is treatable — and many people recover or achieve substantial improvement with […]
OCD Treatment in Switzerland
OCD Treatment in Switzerland, Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder (OCD) affects thousands of individuals in Switzerland, often disrupting their peace, productivity, and personal life. While modern psychiatry heavily relies on medication, a growing number of Swiss residents are now turning toward non-medicated, therapy-based OCD treatment options that focus on long-term recovery and personal empowerment. One such trusted name […]
CBT for OCD Treatment Online
CBT for OCD Treatment Online Cleaning or checking things is a habit. But OCD is a serious disorder, in which unwanted intrusive thoughts (obsessions) create unbearable anxiety, and the behaviors (compulsions) are carried out in an attempt to relieve anxiety. The relief may last only for a short period, but it puts the individual into […]
OCD of Rumination
OCD of rumination is a distressing type of OCD where individuals become trapped in prolonged, repetitive thoughts that seem impossible to stop. These ruminative thoughts are intrusive and conflict with one’s sense of self, focusing on “what if” scenarios, moral uncertainties, reflections on past experiences, existential queries, or hypothetical disasters, rather than facilitating problem-solving. Similar […]
Guilt & Regret in OCD
Guilt & Regret in OCD, When intrusive thoughts are treated as proof of character, recovery becomes much harder. Learn how to identify, understand, and overcome the emotional blocks of guilt and regret in OCD.Introduction Guilt & Regret in OCD When most people hear the word OCD, they picture checking locks, washing hands, or repeating actions. […]