Moral Scrupulosity and OCD
Written by: Colleen Carty, MSW, LCSW :: Neurodivergent Affirming Coach Moral Scrupulosity and OCD Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is usually associated with visible behaviors such as hand washing or checking locks, but one of its less recognized forms is moral scrupulosity. In this subtype, the core obses
ERP vs. I-CBT for the Neurodivergent Client Struggling with OCD
For neurodivergent clients (including those with Autism, ADHD, or co-occurring trauma) struggling with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), selecting the right therapeutic approach is paramount. Differences in sensory processing, executive functioning, and cognitive styles mean that the standard “gold-sta
Providing affirming support for a loved one with OCD
Written by: Dr. Sarah Schall, PsyD | Clinical Psychologist October is OCD Awareness month. According to the National Library of Medicine, approximately 1% – 3% of the global population meet criteria for OCD. While mental health awareness months have the potential to shed light on frequently misdiagnosed