OCD Recovery & cure is possible

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a thought process, cognitive and perception issue. Obsessions are those thoughts & beliefs a person suffering with OCD know that these thoughts & beliefs are illogical, irrational and not correct, true & real. But these obsessive thoughts and beliefs are such rigid and complex even after knowing everything person with OCD is not able to come out of those rigid chains of thoughts and became OCD sufferer. 

Why person with OCD do compulsion: 

Person with OCD have obsessive thoughts, once these obsessional thoughts pop up in their mind, these obsessive thoughts create anxiety and stress, to get rid from anxiety and stress created by these obsessional thoughts person with OCD perform certain actions such as rituals or compulsion. This compulsion can be visible as physical compulsion or may not be visible as mental compulsion. Once person with OCD do these compulsions as act either physical level or mental level, person with OCD feels relived from the anxiety and stress for short period of time usually such relief is remained for few seconds or minutes. 

OCD vicious Cycle: 

OCD has ongoing vicious cycle as a nature of OCD. Once the person get relief after doing compulsion again obsessional thoughts pop up after short period of time and again person these thoughts create anxiety & stress and again person suffering with OCD have to do compulsive act to get rid from the anxiety created by obsessive thoughts. This is called the vicious cycle of obsessive-compulsive disorder. This relief from anxiety after doing compulsion can be achieved by person performing compulsion 2 to 3 times or sometime may be more than 20 to 30 times. How many times a person with OCD will do such compulsion depends on person OCD severity, OCD subtype, OCD theme and person thoughts pattern, person personality dynamics, OCD thoughts complexity. Person suffering with OCD have strong urge to perform certain actions as a compulsion repeatedly or has certain uncontrollable thoughts. person with OCD is not able to control either the thoughts or compulsions for more than a short period of time. it means excessive thoughts as obsessions that lead to repetitive behaviors as compulsions. Some people may have only obsessions but most OCD sufferers have both obsession and compulsion. Person with OCD usually feel powerless to stop these obsessions and compulsions because of OCD complexity. People with OCD do compulsion because these compulsions are beyond the OCD sufferer control. 

OCD treatment without medication under OCD Recovery and Cure Program: 

To break the cycle and achieve OCD recovery and cure state, person with OCD need to deal with those obsessional thoughts with rational thinking and logical thoughts pattern framework. During the OCD recovery journey in Emotion of Life under OCD Recovery and Cure program with your assign suitable therapist based on your OCD types and complexity client learn socially adaptive believe system related with your obsessional thoughts which is already in use and in practice by others in society. To overcome OCD client need to put all the problem situations (your obsessional thoughts) with Emotion of Life subject matter specialist as expert therapist during the therapy process as in daily sessions under cognitive restructuring so you get rid from your obsessive thoughts and you become able to resist in not doing your compulsions and recovered from OCD. To achieve OCD Cure state after recovery in projected timeline usually in 4 to 5 months along with relapse management client need to continue for weekly active follow up usually required 3 to 6 months.
 

Conclusion: 

OCD is a perception issue related with your thought process. it is important and needed to prioritize your OCD issues. OCD sufferer needs to connected with OCD Therapist or OCD Specialist Psychologist. who can execute cognitive restructuring with CBT and ERP intervention, as CBT and ERP is the first choice of treatment for OCD worldwide, instead of visiting a psychiatrist or putting your self-depending on medicine. In most of cases when using medicine for OCD never reach complete recovery and cure state, with CBT and ERP therapies intervention person is able to reach OCD cure. Customized CBT and ERP Therapy sessions as a treatment enable you to come out from OCD and prevent you further worsening impact of OCD like disrupting activities, poor daily routine, overall quality of life and developing psychotic features.

OCD Recovery Rate: 

Recovery and Cure from OCD is 100% possible without any medicine with dedicated systematic effort by client, therapist team members, family members. Throught strategic planning and execution of therapy process. along with consistent progress monitoring and periodic evaluation of therapy application for cognitive restructuring and achieved outcome during the recovery journey of 4 to 5 months. so, in case any course correction require than therapeutic journey plan can be modified during process.

Emotion of life: 100% OCD Recovery and Cure Program: Emotion of Life OCD Recovery Program ensure you recovered each month 25% in online mode and in onsite mode 25% weekly. so in nutshell in online your OCD recovery take 4 months in daily session model and in onsite in Agra your recovery will take 4 weeks. OCD Recovery and Cure program have term and condition that majorly belong to Client commitment, strong urge to recovery, following discipline and following recommendation of recovery program execution at each 16 steps. if client is following the process and recommendation of CBT process and ERP activity with our assign therapist your OCD recovery is assure and with active follow up after recovery you will be reaching to OCD cure state. . 

Obsessions are intrusive, unwanted thoughts that cause significant anxiety, symptoms include

1. Fear of Contamination: Excessive concern about germs, bacteria, and cleanliness.
2. Doubting Tasks: Repeatedly questioning whether electronic devices (laptops, mobiles, emails) or household items (gates, taps, switches, gas, car, almirah) have been properly turned off or shut down.
3. Social Media Doubts: Anxiety about posting inappropriate or personal information online.
4. Fear of Harm: Persistent doubts about accidentally harming oneself or others.
5. Intrusive Sexual Thoughts: Disturbing thoughts or images related to sex and sexuality.
6. Catastrophic Fears: A constant sense that something bad is about to happen.
7. Fear of Losing Control: Anxiety about losing control, going "crazy," or developing mental health conditions like schizophrenia.
8. Violent or Aggressive Thoughts: Unwanted violent or aggressive thoughts that feel uncontrollable.
9. Perfectionism: A compulsion to do things in a perfectly precise manner.
10. Hyper-Awareness of Bodily Functions: An intense focus on bodily sensations such as heart rate, pulse, swallowing, or other normal physiological processes.
11. Existential Doubts: Questioning one’s own existence, the purpose of life, or concerns about life after death.
12. Religious Doubts: Uncertainty about whether religious rituals or worship practices have been performed correctly.

1. Cleaning: Excessive cleaning the body, objects, surroundings, fear of contamination.
2. Worship: Repeatedly engaging in religious rituals or worship throughout the day.
3. Checking: Continuously checking electronic devices, locked doors, windows, other secured items multiple times to ensure nothing was done incorrectly.
4. Reassurance: Frequently asking family members for reassurance regarding safety concerns.
5. Validation of  Thoughts: Attempting to rationalize or validate intrusive thoughts.
6. Counting: Repeatedly counting things, such as objects, floor tiles, or numbers in patterns.
7. Avoidance: avoiding certain places, situations, people, social media due to fear or anxiety.
8. Staring or Focusing: Fixating, staring a person, either the same or opposite gender. 

Psychological Factors Contributing to OCD: 

Below mention 6 feelings and negative emotion is usually part of life with person with OCD and these feeling play a significant role as maintaining factor for OCD. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is not just a matter of intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors—it's deeply rooted in underlying emotional and psychological struggles. these negative emotions, if untreated and left unresolved, it create a breeding ground for OCD. we emotion of life understand and do needed course correction during ocd recovery. 

Psychological Causes of OCD Include:

1. Feeling of Guilt:  
2. Feeling of Regret: 
3. Feeling of  Failure: 
4. Feeling of Rejection: 
5. Extreme Dissatisfaction: . 
6. Unexpressed Emotions: 

These feeling many not be presence together in person with OCD, usually person with OCD may have 2 to 3 such feelings minimum that keep bothering person with OCD, during the journey of OCD recovery under Emotion of Life OCD Recovery and cure program not only client OCD patterns but all these present feeling and emotions need to be corrected and settel down as final outcome as OCD recovery.   

Expert OCD Specialist Therapist & Rehabilitation Psychologist, With over 24 years of dedicated experience in the field of OCD management, Shyam Gupta is a highly skilled OCD Specialist Therapist and Rehabilitation Psychologist. He holds a Master's in Clinical Psychology and a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology, with specialized training in the treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).Shyam's expertise spans a wide range of OCD subtypes, including:

• Contamination OCD
• Checking & Rechecking OCD
• Harm OCD
• Intrusive Thought OCD
• Postpartum OCD
• Sensory Motor OCD

Specializing in the treatment of adult populations, Shyam utilizes scientifically validated therapeutic approaches to help clients achieve long-term recovery. His commitment to personalized care ensures that each individual receives a tailored treatment plan to overcome the challenges of OCD and restore a sense of control over their lives.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is characterized by persistent obsessions and compulsions. These obsessions and compulsions must be time-consuming and cause significant distress or impairment. 

Obsessions 

• Repetitive, unwanted, and intrusive thoughts, images, or impulses
• Commonly associated with anxiety
• The individual attempts to suppress obsessions

Compulsions 

• Repetitive behaviors or rituals that the individual feels driven to perform
• Performed in response to an obsession
• Can include repetitive mental acts
• Not connected in a realistic way to the feared event or are clearly excessive

Other criteria 

• Obsessions  and compulsions must be present for a minimal duration, such as most days for at least two weeks
• The individual must recognize the obsessions and compulsions as their own      thoughts or impulses
• The individual must resist unsuccessfully at least one obsession or compulsion
• The obsessions and compulsions must not be pleasurable in themselves 

The Impact of OCD on Various Areas of Life: 

OCD affect numerous aspects of a person’s life. If left untreated

• Personal and Professional Life:.
• Academic Life
• Social Life
• Mental and Emotional Health
• Sexual Life
• Spiritual Life
• Overall Quality of Life