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In the Media: A Viral TikTok Claims ‘Earworms’ Aren’t Normal. Here’s What Experts Say.

Dr. Roberto Olivardia shares that fixating on a specific song is not necessarily a sign of an obsessive compulsive or attention deficit disorder.

In the Media: Instride Health Raises $26M for Virtual Pediatric Behavioral Health Platform, Inks Deal With McLean Hospital

McLean Hospital offers support to a new virtual care program that addresses gaps in anxiety and OCD treatment for kids and teens.

In the Media: The Difference Between OCD and Perfectionism

Drs. Elizabeth McIngvale and Maria G. Fraire provide the differences between obsessive compulsive disorder and perfectionism.

In the Media: Pandemic Focus on Mental Health Offers Hope for People With ‘The Invisible Monster’ – Life With OCD

Dr. Nathaniel Van Kirk speaks about the struggle to find treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder and the growth of telemedicine.

In the Media: Myths About Pedophilia OCD

Dr. Courtney Beard describes pedophilia OCD (POCD) and explains how it is different from pedophilia.

In the Media: Olympic Boxer Ginny Fuchs Fights for More Than Just Gold

“Anxiety is a huge component of OCD. The anxiety and the thoughts cause us to engage in those repetitive behaviors, and the behaviors can become destructive.” – Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale

In the Media: Returning to Normal Means Recalibrating My Brain

Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale and other experts address how COVID-19 affects people living with OCD and anxiety disorders.

In the Media: Anxiety, OCD, and ACT Therapy to Help Youth Cope Amid Pandemic and Beyond

Listen to Dr. Lisa W. Coyne discuss strategies to help children and teens deal with anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder during COVID-19.

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