In this episode, I discuss how we often justify living with anxiety. To put simply, when our anxious minds come up with a potential threat and then we engage in a specific behavior in an attempt to neutralize the threat. We form a false connection. If the perceived threat doesn’t happen, we believe that our safety behavior prevented the event from happening. For example, if I wear my lucky shoes then my plane won’t crash. So we start to make the justification for continuing these safety behaviors and continuing living with anxiety. In this episode, I discuss the problem of justifying anxiety and why breaking these connections is crucial for your recovery.
YOUTUBE TIPS PLAYLIST:
OCD & Anxiety Treatment: The Real Problem with Anxiety
Treating Contamination OCD | How to Speed Up Your Recovery Process
Treating Contamination OCD | Common Contamination OCD Compulsions
Treating Contamination OCD | What is Contamination OCD
Pedophilia OCD | Overcoming POCD | Intrusive thoughts
Happy New Year - Anxiety Recovery 2020
How To Overcome Homosexual OCD | Intrusive Thoughts
How to Overcome Relationship OCD | Intrusive Thoughts
How To Overcome Responsibility OCD | Intrusive Thoughts
How To Overcome Hit And Run OCD | Intrusive Thoughts
About Matthew Codde:
Matthew Codde LCSW has worked in the field of mental health for over a decade and maintains a specific passion for helping others take their lives back from OCD & Anxiety-Related Disorders. Matt maintains the firm belief that recovery from OCD & Anxiety is absolutely possible, despite what others may proclaim. By utilizing various programs and digital resources, his company, Restored Minds, has helped thousands of people learn the proper evidence-based techniques needed to find freedom from OCD & Anxiety and go on to live fulfilling lives.
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