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The OCD Workbook: Your Guide to Breaking Free from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Workbook

Bruce M. Hyman, PhD, LCSW and Cherry Pedrick, RN

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Key Details

Primary Focus: CBT and ERP for symptom mapping, exposures, ritual prevention, and cognitive tools
Appropriate For: Adults with OCD to support with structured homework in therapy
Session Use: Between-session workbook practice, with close guidance with intense exposures

Overview

Practical skills workbook with family tips on support without accommodation. Not stand-alone care.

How clinicians use it

An evidence-informed CBT and ERP skills workbook for OCD. Helps clients map symptoms, practice exposures and ritual prevention, use cognitive tools, and track progress. Includes guidance for families on support without accommodation. Useful as a therapy adjunct for homework and between-session practice. Best under clinical guidance when exposures are intense. OCD-primary, not a stand-alone BFRB protocol.

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