Erin Davis - Therapy for OCD in North Carolina & Virginia

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Is it a sin to have OCD?

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Have you felt paranoid when wondering if having OCD is a sin? Or do you obsessively worry about committing sins? This episode will inform you about the complexities of Religious OCD. Host Erin, a licensed mental health counselor specializing in OCD, shares personal anecdotes and professional insights to explain how OCD can latch onto your faith. Exploring themes like sin, guilt, and moral judgment, the discussion demystifies how OCD weaves into religious beliefs, offering empathy and evidence-based solutions for those affected. Erin stresses OCD's medical nature, advocating for professional treatment while respecting individual faith, culminating in a powerful message of awareness, hope, and healing for the OCD community.

 

00:00 Introduction to OCD and Partnership with NoCD

00:16 Understanding Relationship OCD

00:35 Personal Story: High School Test Incident

01:44 Introduction to the Host and the Show

02:58 Understanding the Role of Intentions in OCD

03:31 Continuing the Conversation on Religious OCD and Sins

04:56 Understanding the Concept of Sin in OCD

06:44 Personal Story: Balancing Church and Family Commitments

08:43 Understanding the Difference Between Convictions and OCD

11:40 Partnership with NoCD: Offering Effective OCD Therapy

18:42 Understanding the Biological Basis of OCD

20:01 The Role of Faith in OCD Treatment

21:48 Reiterating the Partnership with NoCD

22:37 Conclusion: OCD is Not a Sin

23:01 Closing Remarks and Invitation for the Next Episode

 

Audio editing by Juliana Pedri LLC