This podcast offers a helping hand to families in which a teen or college-aged kid is learning to manage OCD. OCD impacts families; it can hold all family members hostage. Sometimes it feels like OCD is the family boss running the show. The goal of this podcast is to help people managing OCD, their parents and other OCD champions get in the driver's seat of their lives so they are in charge--not OCD. Come as you are and create the life you want.--even when OCD is part of the picture. Learn how to get and stay connected to the person with OCD doing the hard work of managing their minds.
Episode Title: My Top OCD Tips
Host: Dr. Vicki Rackner, MD
Summary: In this episode of Free Me From OCD Podcast, Dr. Vicki Rackner reflects on the past decade of living with and supporting a family mem…
Episode Title: 4 Pillars of OCD Success
Host: Dr. Vicki Rackner, MD
Summary: In this episode of Free Me From OCD Podcast, Dr. Vicki Rackner introduces the Four Pillars of OCD Success—four foundational …
Episode Title: The Connection Prescription: How to Plug into a Person in Pain without Shorting Out
Host: Dr. Vicki Rackner, MD
Summary: In today’s episode of the Free Me From OCD Podcast, Dr. Vicki Rac…
Episode Title: 2 Kinds of Pain: Part 2 of 3 - OCD and Pain
Host: Dr. Vicki Rackner
Summary: In this second episode of a three-part series on pain and OCD, Dr. Vicki Rackner explores the difference betw…
OCD is associated with different kinds of pain. Your experience is shaped by your Pain Personality. In this episode, you will:
Episode Title: How to Manage Perfectionism...with or without OCD
Host: Dr. Vicki Rackner, MD
Summary: In this episode, Dr. Vicki Rackner explores the concept of perfectionism and its impact on people w…
In this podcast episode you'll take away one thought to swap to make it easier for you to be freed from OCD. It was inspired while watching the Super Bowl.
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If you have OCD, you might arrive at a day when you say NO to treatment. What do you do then In this podcast episode, Dr. Vicki Rackner explains how and why people with OCD get stuck, and offers som…
Disgust is one of the strongest, most common and most commonly misunderstood emotions we have. In this podcast episode, we’ll explore what disgust is, how it helps us and how it harms us. Specifical…
When you or someone you love is diagnoseds with OCD, you may have strong feelings. In this episode, Dr. Vicki Rackner shares common feelings, and offers ideas about how to manage them.
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Feeling unsafe is woven into the fabric of OCD.
AND feeling unsafe makes it harder to manage OCD.
In this podcast, you'll get some tips for avoiding the dangers of the danger response, and seeking saf…
If you are the parent of a child with neurodiverse brain wiring--OCD or ADHD or autism--you might lose your cool and yell at your child or partner or friend. You might even yell at yourself!. Do you …
Do you know someone with OCD who struggles with money? Join us as we reveal the financial challenges faced by individuals living with OCD and their families .
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What is trauma?
What's happening in the brains of people with trauma?
How do you know if you have it?
What's the connection between trauma and OCD?
What is intergenerational trauma?
In this podcast ep…
In almost every podcast episode I mention ERP. Today I would like to share with you what ERP is, how it works and speculations about why it's so effective.
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Our brains are obsessed with answer to a singular question: Right here and right now, am I safe?
In this podcast episode you'll hear a story about how the brain works, and how and why being safe is…
Finally your healthcare professional delivers the three little words. Obsessive compulsive disorder.
You might have heard. “You have OCD.” Or “Your child has OCD.”
The diagnosis of OCD does not have m…
Do you feel uncomfortable when your kids are disappointed? You are not alone!
In this podcast episodes you will find:
We all face disappointment at some point in our lives, and it can be challenging to manage those feelings. In this podcast we will:
By the time parents of adult kids with OCD find me, they are almost uniformly burned out. In this podcast episode, you’ll find: