Under: Ask the Child Therapist, OCD/By: Natasha Daniels

How to Not Get Sucked into Your Child’s OCD Loop

Can you open that for me? Can you hand that to me? Can you clean that for me? Can you tell me I will be okay? Can you be sure that won’t happen to me? Can you say that back to me one more time? There is one thing that most kids with OCD have in common – they need their parents to complete an OCD loop.

There is one thing that most kids with OCD have in common – they need their parents to complete an OCD loop. Learn what it is and how to not complete it.

So what is an OCD loop and how do you not complete one? Let me break it down for you…


Click below to watch my short video.
Don’t have time? Click here to subscribe and watch it later.

subscribeSubscribe to my channel
«
Prev
1
/
6
Next
»
loading
play
OCD in Children - Are you Missing the Signs
play
5 tips on How to Parent a Child with OCD
play
Child OCD: How to Explain OCD to Kids
play
If You Have a Child with OCD Pay Attention to Tics
play
Childhood OCD: The Invisible Disorder
play
The Difference Between Child Anxiety and OCD...And Why it Matters!
«
Prev
1
/
6
Next
»
loading

Other Articles & Podcast Episodes on Parenting Kids with OCD:

Kids suffering with OCD and anxiety in school are often ignored or misunderstood. Learn how anxiety and OCD pops up at school and what people can do to help.

Having kids with anxiety and OCD is tough. But when we blame ourselves it becomes even tougher. Let me explain how parental blame hurts not only you, but your child.

Intrusive thoughts are the ugly, silent part of anxiety and OCD. The way to help your child with intrusive thoughts is probably the opposite of what you might think…

We all reassure our children with anxiety and OCD, but does it help or actually make their anxiety and OCD worse? Could we do something better?

The Best Books on Childhood OCD:

OTHER ARTICLES:  Ask the Child Therapist Episode 67 Kids Edition: When Anxiety Makes You Feel Sick: How to Deal with Nausea and the Fear of Throwing Up

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

WordPress spam blocked by CleanTalk.

This site is for informational purposes only and should not be used to replace the guidance of a qualified professional. This page may contain affiliate links. I receive a small commission for items purchased. I would never endorse any product I didn't recommend. Click here for my full disclosure statement.

Parenting With a
Mental Health
Condition

GoodTherapy.org®

Join 16K Parents & Get the AT Newsletter

Anxious Toddlers CreatorWelcome to AT Parenting Survival for All Ages! My name is Natasha Daniels and I created AT to offer support and guidance to parents raising kids with anxiety and OCD. I am a Child Therapist who has dedicated my career to writing, advocating and teaching all things anxiety & OCD.When I am not in my practice, I am soaking up my three children, who teach me more about life and parenting than anyone else. To read more about me and the site click here.

design

AVAILABLE BOOKS

This book offers teen help, without the psychobabble. A must read for teens suffering with anxiety and parents who are trying to understand it!

Audio Book Version:

Finally a teen anxiety book that teens will want to read!