#OCD and the Family - His & Her's Ep.10 "Brain Lock" by Jeffrey Schwartz MD #Review






On today's show: OCD and the Family Part II The book, "Brain Lock", by Jeffrey Schwartz MD. 
Using compulsions to control. 
Looking for love. 
OCD is a family-shared sickness. 
Understanding a person with OCD, but not pampering nor enabling. 
Forgiving OCD altogether as a family. 
Don't push, don't rush. 
The OCD dog?

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