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Best The OCD Stories Episodes

ByStuart Ralph
498 episodes

Welcome to The OCD Stories (heard over 7million times). Stuart interviews experts, & people experiencing OCD symptoms. The podcast aims to help you feel understood, heard & possibly help you identify your next step in your own personal journey. Disclaimer: this podcast is not a replacement for therapy. Please seek treatment from a licensed mental health professional

#1

Dr Steven Phillipson: Look at you looking at me, and other niche OCD spike themes (#488)

In this episode, Dr. Steven Phillipson shares his expertise on niche OCD themes and the psychological intricacies of how we perceive others' responses to us. His insights into Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for OCD can provide new listeners with valuable understanding and practical advice.

2025-06-01•48m
#2

Justin Hughes, Valerie Andrews, Dr Alan Noble, and Chelsea Risko: A Deeper Dive into the role of faith (Christianity) in OCD treatment (#487)

This episode features a diverse panel discussing the intersection of faith and OCD treatment, particularly focusing on scrupulosity. Their personal stories and professional insights will resonate with listeners looking for a multifaceted approach to managing OCD.

2025-05-25•57m
#3

Story: Stephen D'Intino (existential OCD, a detrimental psychedelics experience, trauma) (#486)

Stephen D'Intino shares a deeply personal narrative about his struggles with existential OCD and the impact of trauma. His journey highlights the complexities of OCD, making this episode relatable and eye-opening for new listeners.

2025-05-18•39m

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#4

Jonny Say: OCD and the therapeutic relationship (#485)

Jonny Say discusses the vital role of the therapeutic relationship in treating OCD, offering insights into how therapists and patients can work together effectively. This episode provides practical advice that can benefit anyone seeking help or understanding of OCD treatment.

2025-05-11•50m
#5

Story: Patrick Hussain (Suicidal themed OCD, shame, ERP) (#484)

Patrick Hussain's candid sharing of his experience with suicidal-themed OCD and the stigma surrounding it is both powerful and enlightening. His story of hope, therapy, and resilience will inspire new listeners who may be struggling with similar issues.

2025-05-04•53m
#6

Dr Jon Abramowitz: Living well with OCD (#483)

Dr. Jon Abramowitz provides listeners with practical strategies for living well with OCD. His expertise in the field, combined with actionable advice, makes this episode a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand and manage their OCD effectively.

2025-04-27•46m
#7

Story: Rebekah Collins (Contamination & harm OCD, PMDD, advocacy) (#482)

Rebekah Collins shares her journey through contamination and harm OCD, along with her advocacy efforts. Her story illustrates the importance of community and support, making it a valuable listen for anyone seeking connection and understanding.

2025-04-20•37m
#8

Chrissie Hodges: Advocating for taboo OCD themes (#480)

Chrissie Hodges discusses the advocacy for often-taboo OCD themes, breaking down the stigma associated with them. This episode is essential for new listeners interested in understanding the broader conversation around OCD and mental health advocacy.

2025-04-06•1h 11m
#9

Dr Josh Spitalnick: Health Anxiety, and living life well (#478)

Dr. Josh Spitalnick addresses health anxiety and offers insights on living well with it. His practical advice and relatable approach make this episode an excellent starting point for new listeners grappling with health-related OCD issues.

2025-03-23•1h 6m
#10

Story: Jakob (Panic, derealisation, the fear of ‘going crazy’, existential OCD) (#477)

Jakob's story delves into the fears associated with existential OCD, providing listeners with a raw and authentic perspective on the internal struggle. His experience emphasizes the importance of sharing stories, making it relatable for anyone facing similar challenges.

2025-03-16•44m