OCD and self-harm behaviors represent distinct sets of symptoms that can occasionally overlap. Some individuals with OCD experience intrusive thoughts about harming themselves or others, Known as harm OCD. These thoughts can include various fears, such as accidentally causing harm by leaving the stove on or forgetting to lock a door. While “harm OCD” is
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It can be challenging for teens and young adults as well as for parents whose children have gone through a relapse in self-harm. Relapse feels discouraging, so it’s important to remember that recovery is achievable. It needs proper guidance and support. Addressing relapse in self-harm is important. It helps prevent the physical and emotional damage
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Everyone knows about alcohol use disorder, substance use disorder, gambling, pornography etc! But have you ever got to know about the addictive nature of self-harm? You must have thought that, is self-harming addictive? Well, it is! Self-harm involves deliberately hurting oneself as a way to cope with emotional pain, intense anger, or frustration. It may
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