OCD Therapists Achieve Superb Outcomes By Helping Patients Face And Manage Their Biggest Fears While They Are Having Obs

1. OCD Therapists Achieve Superb Outcomes By Helping Patients Face And Manage Their Biggest Fears While They Are Having Obsessive Thoughts, By Using Clever Techniques It is not possible to identify a specific group of people who sign up for therapy. The reasons for choosing counselling are so diverse, therefore it takes a special person to become a psychotherapist, and to be compatible with such a vast collection of mental disorders and discomfort in the world. The correct assumption to make would be that because the reasons for seeking support are so diverse, most people, whether they are mentally unwell or not, will benefit when being exposed to counselling sessions. When experiencing an all-time low due to stress or anxiety, or if life is throwing curveballs, or the need for intense communication with a positive life-altering outcome is desired, the best time to consult a therapist is now, before the symptom rearing its head turns into an unstoppable runaway train. It is well worth it to visit UK counsellors and psychotherapists, who are well trained, accredited, and have the necessary tools to assist in helping clients or patients back onto the right track, using scientific techniques in the process. In the UK 1% of the population is battling a form of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), a highly treatable disease. Unfortunately, this disorder will affect a person's day-to-day life and their interaction with people, therefore treatment is based on the effect of this disruption and the impact thereof. Patients are helped to face the disease and are equipped with tools and methods to cope with the disorder and its consequences, as well as how to effectively manage urges that may occur involuntarily. OCD is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, and in some cases can be successfully controlled and managed by the use of prescription drugs or antidepressants, to help restore the balance and thereby helping the individual to lead a normal, balanced, and less disruptive life on a day-to-day basis in society. Psychotherapy, in the form of cognitive behavioural therapy, is used in the treatment of Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder in the UK. Exposure and prevention techniques are often combined with behavioural therapy, and if this is successful, the need for unnecessary medication is eliminated. A qualified, well-experienced OCD therapist will patiently assess individual clients to identify the underlying problems, and then break them down, to gain a better understanding. The excellent therapist will help the patient to face their fears while being confronted with obsessive thoughts. Although this process is daunting for both patient and therapist, the outcome is usually successful, when

2. the fear is identified, faced, addressed and techniques can be applied to cope with recurring episodes. Effective management of fear and obsessive thoughts is the key outcome of OCD therapy sessions. Even though the need may arise to see a psychotherapist for OCD-related problems, it is advisable to choose an individual with a wide variety of skills in his or her toolbox, thereby being more insightful regarding the wider spectrum of the problem being treated. These issues may have triggered OCD, or OCD may have triggered the issues. These disciplines may include experience in stress, grief, anxiety, anger, depression, family issues, couples and relationship issues, identity issues, sexuality, addiction or eating disorders, bereavement, loss, or redundancy. An important function of therapy sessions is to try and restore normality in day-to-day living, after taking the time to reflect and honestly explore the current state of mind and thought processes and getting back into alignment and a place of contentment. Trusting a therapist 100% and sharing ideas that have never been voiced, will help with healing when confronted with them directly. When realising that feelings, determining thought patterns and fears, is best worked out with a psychotherapist, well equipped to address and change the approach towards fears and the management thereof. About Us: Tony Novissimo, the owner of Novissimo Counselling is a qualified psychotherapist and Counsellor with 17 years of experience, assisting clients with their mental health and wellbeing, and helping with the rediscovery of the true self. The end goal is for the patient or client to achieve inner peace within a complicated, scrambled state of mind. With personal sessions in Warwickshire and Richmond-Upon- Thames or online sessions via Skype and telephone counselling, as a BACP Accredited practitioner, Tony Novissimo can counsel individual clients, couples, or families. The London Therapy Foundation, a brainchild of Novissimo, is a group of 80 counsellors and psychotherapists covering a diverse spectrum of needs. For more information, kindly contact https://www.novissimocounselling.co.uk/.