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How to Support Someone with OCD from home.
The step-by-step course for parents, spouses, family, and friends. Learn what to say, what to stop doing, and how to support your loved one without feeding the OCD. Lifetime access, and it opens the second you pay.
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When my child first got diagnosed with OCD I had no idea what to do. After this course, I now have tools, direction, and confidence.
Stacy G., parent
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Why not just keep reassuring them?
Reassurance feels kind in the moment, but it feeds the OCD cycle. This course shows you what to say instead, how to set boundaries, and how to support treatment without getting pulled into the same conversations over and over.
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Nathan Peterson, LCSW. I am an OCD therapist. I made this so parents, spouses, and family members know exactly how to help without making things worse.
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How to Support Someone with OCD is an educational course. It is not therapy, a diagnosis, or a substitute for care from a licensed provider. Buying it does not create a therapist and client relationship with Nathan Peterson. If you or your loved one is in crisis, contact a local emergency service or call or text 988 in the US.
