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Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a psychotic disorder that features intrusive thoughts, images, impertinent fears, or unwanted triggers that urges distressing feelings. People of all ages, overthrown with obsession and compulsion concordat with this relentless and ruthless entropy. These compulsions and obsessions cause desperation by interfering with daily life activities. The struggle to repress the obsession further leads to increased distress and anxiety.
As a result, a person correspondingly drives to project out in a compulsive way to overpower stress. The onset of more ritualistic behaviors emerges because of efforts to throw away bothersome thoughts even though they keep reverting and getting worse, thereby provoking vicious cycles of OCD. People with OCD often feel embarrassed and assaulted, but beyond a doubt, treatment plays an influential role.
A UNIQUE METHOD
a successful and proven concept focusing on underlying causesLASTING APPROACH
0 Before
Send Admission Request
0 Before
Define Treatment Goals
1 week
Assessments & Detox
1-4 week
Psychological & Holistic Therapy
4 week
Family Therapy
5-8 week
Aftercare
12+ week
Refresher Visit
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