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Create a toolbox of strategies for managing OCD symptoms from "summary" of REWIRE YOUR OCD BRAIN by CATHERINE M. PITTMAN AND WILLIAM H. YOUNGS
One of the key components to effectively managing OCD symptoms is to have a variety of strategies at your disposal. Think of these strategies as tools in a toolbox that you can use depending on the situation. By creating a toolbox of strategies, you can have multiple options to choose from when faced with challenging symptoms. These strategies can include cognitive techniques, such as challenging irrational thoughts and practicing mindfulness. Behavioral strategies, such as exposure and response prevention, can also be effective in managing OCD symptoms. Additionally, incorporating self-care activities like exercise, healthy eating, and adequate sleep can help regulate stress levels and improve overall well-being. It's important to experiment with different strategies to see which ones work best for you. Not every technique will be ...
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