How To Help Your Child Thrive With OCD: A Parent's All You Need To Know Guide To Help Children With Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

by Alexandra Phillips

"How To Help Your Child Thrive With A Parent's All You Need To Know Guide To Help Children With Obsessive Compulsive Disorder" is a comprehensive guide for parents designed to support and teach them how to navigate the challenges of raising a child with OCD while discovering the beauty of it, every day, together with your child.Parenting Children with OCD – A Beautiful Journey, Not A Course.In an ever-changing world that has parents constantly dealing with a wider and wider range of social and psychological problems, tackling your child’s OCD and anxiety in a well-balanced and effective manner can be a real challenge. This OCD book is an excellent guide which proposes innovative parental techniques helping every parent overpower this debilitating condition and empowering their child to lead a normal, happy life!OCD is not an illness, it’s a superpower!This parenting child with OCD and anxiety book focuses on finding that fine line between encouraging your child to face their fears and helping them avoid anxiety-inducing situations, at the same time alleviating negative feelings they are confronted with. Written in a reader-friendly manner by Alexandra Phillips, a self-empowering and self-improving writer with a background in psychology, this OCD parent book allows parents to gain a much deeper understanding of this condition, answering your questions and proposing innovative strategies that will help diminish the impact of this affliction on your family’s everyday life!"How To Help Your Child Thrive With OCD" is a valuable tool for the modern parent dealing with an OCD or anxious child, allowing you to actively alleviate your child’s symptoms and prevent pitfalls in a trustworthy, safe manner!What You’ll Learn -

Accurate description of symptoms and characteristics of OCD disordersExposure Response Prevention explained for everyone’s understandingBenefits of innovative OCD approaching techniquesCreate a personal defence strategy that your child can benefit from in order to continue a normal lifeHow to address setbacks and negative responsesEnsure continuous progress for your childHow to avoid common trapsIncredibly practical and detailed guideline for parents

202 pages, Paperback

Published April 9, 2024

Reviews

[Gary B. Haley · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must-read if you suspect OCD.

If you are noticing odd behavior from your child, or anyone else you know, You will probably benefit from reading this book. If your child, or, again, anyone else you know, has already been diagnosed with OCD, you definitely need this book. The author, Alexandra Phillips, helps to identify the signs of OCD, how to diagnose with some certainty that it is OCD, and what to do about it.

[Suse Wilcox · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great resource for parents

The author does a great job of providing relevant information related to OCD in children. From diagnosis to case studies to therapy options and support groups, the author provides a broad spectrum of useful tools and guidance. The info is provided in a way to help parents navigate OCD while nurturing their child.

[Suhrit Duttagupta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Perfect guide

As someone in neuroscience academia, I was looking for how the scientific information is relayed along with guidance. I believe that this would be perfect for a parent of a child with the disorder - if they are aware of the condition on time; as noted by Ms. Phillips, this book isn't a perfect replacement for therapy. But for those unwilling or unable to undertake therapy, I believe that this book is satisfactory.

[Brianne Wiser · Rating 5 out of 5]

A lot of helpful info you know nothing about OCD. I know quite a bit since I have it myself. It’s also geared towards older kids, which makes sense because that’s when they could actively participate in therapy and what not.