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This is the third of four posts describing in greater detail four types of obsessive-compulsive […]
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This is the second in a series of four posts describing four different types of […]
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Key to becoming a healthier compulsive is identifying the type of obsessive-compulsive personality (OCP) that […]
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Composer John Cage reputedly said, “I don’t like elevator music, but I’d be better off […]
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I was working with a client recently when we realized that his ideals had become […]
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You are not your Ego. No matter how big it’s become. As psychologists use the […]
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I get a fair number of calls from people whose partners have threatened to divorce […]
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(Available in audio format at Apple and Spotify.) In the project of becoming a healthier […]
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Wait, The Healthy Compulsive? Isn’t that an oxymoron? Not in my book. And I’ll tell […]
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To have a good relationship we need to learn to speak the love languages that our partner can understand and feel. This can be particularly uncomfortable for people who are obsessive-compulsive, because they are most comfortable with one language. But learning a new language is always good, and the energy and deternmination that come with being obsessive-compulsive can help you to learn it.
The Healthy Compulsive book is now available in paperback in addition to hardcover and e-book format:
Healthy Compulsive Book
If you’d like to use your time in psychotherapy more effectively, check out my book on therapy.
