Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – OCD Part 1

Dr. John Breeding, Ph.D. psychologist discusses what is termed obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD. Dr. Breeding discusses potential psychological causes of an obsession or a compulsion as well as how to discharge negative emotion and love oneself. Psychiatry often prescribes psychotic medications for obsessions and compulsions. Off label medication are often prescribed for this problem including mood stabilizers, antipsychotics, anxiety medications, antidepressants, etc. Common OCD …

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25 Responses to “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – OCD Part 1”
  1. IoanRomania09 says:

    If anyone gets tired of OCD do what I said below. This is how I have been cured. If cured tell others.
    If on medication don't skip them for long time. If want to escape pills do it gradually, take 1/10 less every day, chopping away parts of pill.

  2. disturbed764 says:

    im too stoned for this shit

  3. snakebite011 says:

    i justed to have realy cad ocd i had to see people to help me with it iv still got it but not so bad if any one whants to aks me some question feel free

  4. philyfree says:

    Lol
    ha

  5. Emperorboog says:

    why can't you spell?

  6. MrSamsa01 says:

    Did anybody notice the book…….the nazi doctor. Just behind his head

  7. jpo375 says:

    ….holy shit your right….thats freaky

  8. matenator13 says:

    i think i have ocd

  9. blastDERVbeat says:

    Im not defending him, but i feel like marilyn manson couldnt fight very well. lol

  10. TheNachtjager says:

    probably not considering how skinny he is, lol. Then again it's not about the size of the dog, it's the size of the fight in the dog :)

  11. thelittlestmonkey77 says:

    This guy comes across as a dick…wow

  12. geminigemini says:

    Gluten sensitivity / Coeliac disease?

  13. LSDCoatedBrain says:

    Its definitely not a pro nazi book, if thats what your thinking. Its about the nazi experiments on Jews. Its all very fucked up and disturbing. The Japanese also did equally disturbing experiments on Chinese prisoners in ww2.

  14. xstylesx says:

    Another 'expert' who has not experienced severe mental illness hiding behind the psychiatry vs psychology debate.

    I would like to know how many clients he has had who have presented with OCD. Live one day in my head and then tell me my condition is a just a label.

    Psychologists dont precribe drugs and therefore lose clients ie money to the psychiatry sector. Hence the dislike psychologist have for psychiatrists.

  15. lightmobile says:

    I thought schizophrenia was hereditary, and resulted in measurable differences in brain activity?

  16. silverskid says:

    Whatever you call it, what do you offer for those who suffer for years & yrs.?

  17. FirefoxArtchu says:

    I think I have OCD. =/
    Anyway I heard it HAS got something to do with chemicals- a chemical called serotonin.
    Anyway I don't believe this vid one bit. :\

  18. deadroses12 says:

    While true, OCD being a chemical imbalance and a brain malfunction is still a hypothesis, there is still some evidence (based on brain imaging, etc) to suggest that it is likely the case. For this guy to say there is no evidence, therefore, it's not biological is irresponsible. He talks in absolute terms.

  19. jordan17white93 says:

    listen i do hav OCD and its fukin irritating k its not kl 2 hav

  20. ihearyourhands says:

    YOU DONT HAVE OCD SO U DONT KNOW CRAP on how it feels….. its not a made up construct it is real and not fun to have…. then again maybe you do have it, you got a dozen videos , which is even number, all full of crap trying to confirm your beleifs not facts, your deconstructing language is fancy way of saying BS Videos. Try investigating an OCD person instead of a book or the emptiness in your head.

  21. youtoobguru says:

    Please have some respect for this professor people. Listen to what he is saying. Read between the lines. I know dealing with OCD is very hard, as I suffer from it myself, but I really think we are bunch of really smart people, with extremely over active brains, which are not being used to their full capacity. An over active powerful brain with strong imaginative capabities, needs to be challenged and utilized to the max on daily basis, or else, OCD symptoms are very likely to manifest…….

  22. ZoltarTheFeared says:

    I'd like to have Dr. Breeding chauffeured by my mother to an event he's already late for. By the 10th time she drove around a city block to check again and again whether she had run over somebody in one particular spot, I think he'd have a new appreciation for the word "meticulous".

  23. rhaight2007 says:

    Yeah, be very weary about what you belive. If you have it, go talk to a doctor, contrary to popular belief psychiatrists, in more often then not are not rewarded from perscribing you drugs financially, so go see one so that they can ask questions about your behavioural patterns. Its something that will eat your life up. If you have it, you don't want it to get worse. So, get help, get treated.

  24. rhaight2007 says:

    I second these statements, I.E., fluroine/fluoride is clearly a neurotoxicant, yet we still have it in our water. They say, "oh, it helps prevent cavities" I've been drinking fluorinated water my entire life and guess what, I still got a cavity. Halides and bromine? Bromide? In your breads and many other foods. Depletes your iodine production in your thyroid. Do you know how many issues arise from iodine deficinecy? ADD/chemical imbalance/mood swing/ a never ending list because it is a bad chem

  25. rhaight2007 says:

    Why don't you go find a nice little book entitled "Brain Lock" after having read it if you still have any questions about whether OCD is disorder based on chemical imbalances and a brain that is basically overheating in a very specific region you'll need to contact me for my address so I can get my check. I appreciate you sincerely, but this "psychiatric label" is too a label for a entirely different belief system Doc, P.S., I took meds, experienced a huge cognitive transition, when stopping I r

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