Guest guest Posted April 16, 2012 Report Share Posted April 16, 2012 My 17 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with Religous OCD. Your book was recommended by her pscyhologist which I've read. She has had six sessions, and is on Cipralex. Her psych just told her that she (the Dr.) was 'stuck'. She does not want to broach religous discussion with her at all. At first I thought ok but now wonder how she can effectively treat her with CBT if she doesn't explore/address her religous fears directly. My daughter says it is the crux of her distress and at home we've tried to talk her through her fears in effort to satisfy her insatiable questions. My daughter wants to talk to a school chaplain or minister but I am very reticent. My older daughter who had professional therapy for OCD (non-religous)thinks this is a bad idea - and thus far is the only one who has been able to engage her effectively in addressing her religous questions. I'm not sure what to do. Any suggestions please? Thanks very much... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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