Episode 4: Mental compulsions, real-event OCD, and Laura has to keep buffering.
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About this listen
Join us, Laura Mole and Jessica Hayes, to really pick apart an OCD subtype that isn't talked about much. False memories and real-event OCD gets explored in this episode, you'll get to understand mental and invisible compulsions, and you even get a look into Jess' dog frustrations and Laura's big brain fails to get to know us more. We hope you have as much fun with it as we did.
Time stamps:
00:30 Jess talks Dobby the house elf
02:30 Introduction to real-event OCD
02:58 Exposure feedback from our self-care
09:10 Using our support systems
10:00 Spoon theory
12:30 How we felt releasing the podcast
13:50 Brain spam
19:00 Real event OCD and false memories, how it works
19:50 Why memory is unreliable, despite what your OCD says
24:00 Sexual shame memories
25:30 Mental compulsions and what they do
26:40 Laura starts buffering
30:45 Cancel culture and real-event OCD
32:40 Why is guilt there?
35:00 Perfect morals and values
37:00 Over-apologising and OCD
39:00 Mental compulsions vs just thinking
44:20 What is pure O?
44:58 Can erp work for mental compulsions?
46:20 The mental load of OCD
48:10 What we aim for in therapy for OCD
49:15 Dropping anchor to help with rumination
53:47 OCD wins of the week
55:00 Exposure lab
100:00 Goodbyes
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Content Warnings:
We do reference some thoughts that people may find distressing so please listen with caution if this is you, and take a break if you need to.