Caring for Someone with OCD Worksheets
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Are you trying to provide the best possible support to a loved one facing the challenges of OCD?
Is your loved one experiencing any of the following?
- Do they engage in certain actions repeatedly and in a very specific manner, like washing their hands, checking locks, or arranging objects even when these actions are clearly excessive or not logically related to the problem they're intended to address?
- Do they seem to be troubled by persistent and unwanted thoughts, images, or urges that they find disturbing and inappropriate?
- Are these repetitive behaviors or mental acts consuming a significant amount of their time, sometimes extending for hours each day?
- Does it seem like these rituals interfere with their daily life, including work, social interactions, and routine activities?
- Do they seem to experience intense anxiety or distress when prevented from performing these rituals or when trying to resist the compulsion?
- Are they avoiding certain places, situations, or objects that might trigger their obsessions or compulsions?
- Do they frequently seek reassurance from you or others about the subject of their obsessions, such as safety concerns or fears about contamination?
- Have they expressed a need for things to be "just right" and request others to do things in a certain way to alleviate their discomfort?
If so, Caring for Someone with OCD Worksheets offer guidance, understanding, and practical tools tailored for caregivers like you.
(+40 pages of evidence based exercises and techniques)
What’s Included?
- Assessment
- OCD Facts vs. Myths
- Compulsions and Obsessions
- Triggers
- Support vs. Enabling
- Validating Statements
- Tracking and Challenging Intrusive Thoughts
- Relaxation Exercises
- Daily Practice Log
- Mapping Out a Plan for ERP
- Creating Routines
- Emergency Planning
- Practical Tips for Everyday Challenges
- Recognizing Caregiver Burnout
- Setting Boundaries
- Conflict Resolution
Who Can Benefit From These Worksheets?
- Individuals who feel overwhelmed by a loved one’s OCD.
- Family members seeking to improve communication and offer support.
- Caregivers striving to create a balanced life while supporting someone with OCD.