Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) has a significant impact on a person's quality of life. The severity ranges from moderate to extreme and can wax or wane over time. People often worry about something or someone; however, recurring and intruding worries or anxieties over something particular is where the problem lies. At what point can stress be regarded as abnormal or excessive? How do I know if I or someone I know exhibits symptoms of OCD? We will investigate the psychological and biological factorial causes of OCD and its symptoms. This mental illness can affect men, women and even children. We will discuss popular treatment, principles, cognitive-behavioural therapy strategies and the benefits of using cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with children and youths. This course will also look at treating a child showing signs of this illness.

Living with OCD can be difficult and usually impacts the family in different ways. It can disrupt daily family life to a significant extent if left untreated. We will explore the ways a family can cope with a member diagnosed with OCD. We will explore different methods of treatment, effective relapse prevention and how to overcome OCD. Given that we spend so much time at work, it's hardly surprising that our mental and physical health can suffer. You will learn different ways of preventing your psychological and physical health from suffering from illness by enrolling in the health programs of your organisations.

Living with OCD can be difficult, demanding and exhausting because it can take up many hours of a person's day and may severely affect other aspects of daily life. This course is designed to enlighten you that OCD is a recognised and treatable mental health condition. Fully understanding what it is all about is the first step toward recovery. The insights provided in this course will help anyone living with an OCD patient by teaching you how to cope and aid them in getting treatment. Enrol in this course today and be a step ahead in all matters OCD.