Getting Control (Revised Edition)
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Chapter One: What Is OCD? What is OCD?How Common Is OCD? What Causes OCD? What Are the Subtypes of OCD? What Problems Are Confused with OCD? What Disorders May Be Related to OCD?
Chapter 2: Treatment of OCD Behavior Therapy for OCD Medication Treatment for OCD Other Treatments for OCD Principles of Behavior Therapy
Chapter 3: Test Yourself Assessing the Type of Your OCD Symptoms Measuring the Severity of Your OCD Assessing the Strength of Your Belief in Your Obsessions or Compulsions Assessing Avoidance Due to OCD Assessing Depression Interpreting the Results
Chapter 4: Setting Your Goals Basic Principles of Setting Long-Term Goals Basic Principles of Setting Practice Goals
Chapter 5: How to Use Behavior Therapy to Get Control of Your Symptoms Techniques to Assist Exposure and Response Prevention Tailoring Behavior Therapy to Your OCD Symptoms
Chapter 6: Staying in Control Long-Term Results of Behavior Therapy Getting the Odds in Your Favor
Chapter 7: Getting Control of Problems Related to OCD Trichotillomania Skin Picking Tourette Disorder Excessive Bodily Worries
Chapter 8: Medications for OCD SRI Medications Clomipramine Fluoxetine Fluvoxamine Sertraline Paroxetine Citalopram MAOIs What Other Medications Can Help OCD? Common Questions About Medications for OCD Combining Medication with Behavior Therapy
Chapter 9: Your Questions Answered
Chapter 10: For Family, Friends, and Helpers Dealing with Family Members or Friends Who Have OCD Dealing with Family Members or Friends Who Won't Get Help for Their OCD If You Asked to be a Helper
Bibliography Appendix: Self-Rating Forms Index
