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Category Archives: OCD
When ‘Sibling Rivalry’ goes too far
It is unusual for siblings not to fuss and fight with each other occasionally. There is a natural tendency to be competitive and even jealous of attention received by a sibling. But it is a fact that siblings often pull … Continue reading
When is Disruptive Behavior something other than ‘Normal’
‘Kids will be kids’ right? Sometimes they are rambunctious. Sometimes they are out of control. Maybe they are just over-tired or over-stimulated…or maybe your child has a Disruptive Behavior Disorder. This was a pretty good article about the things to … Continue reading
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The challenges of living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
All of us have things we want to do or have done ‘just so’. Come on, admit it. There is a right and a wrong way to put toilet paper on the spindle. And the lettuce has to go on … Continue reading