I am a money hoarder. Along with clothes hoarding, electronics, instruction manuals, magazines, useless trinkets, used gift cards, and many more. Hey... What if those gift cards still have 2

OCD and Guilt mix like pickle and juice. Humans Givens Institute refers to those with checking-related OCD as “guilt sensitive”. Whereas a Huffpost article relates OCD with guilt as “pathological”.

Speaking for myself and probably tons of others suffering with any mental illness, a lot of the battle is hidden. Hiding this strange habitual self torture from possible peering eyes

OCD Perks? Could I actually be thankful for my OCD? First, this isn’t me taking it lightly. Second, I would rather love the chance to take OCD lightly. What an

How to explain OCD to someone who doesn’t have it? It can be difficult to explain. Especially if that someone else on the other end doesn’t deal with it too. Maybe

Fighting OCD? Consider this - That guy/gal you know who is always talking spit. We never care what he or she has to say. Even if what they say makes

OCD is Daily. The difference from one day to another can be, well... night and day. In 2005, when my OCD was at its worst, a typical day, week, month might

Bringing anxiety back down a few notches isn’t easy. OCD brings on its fair share for sure. When I struggle, and I still struggle, I normally gain control back with

OCD recovery has been a struggle for me since a teen without knowing what it really was. I thought it was superstition - nothing less, nothing more. Dealing with it