OCD Self-Screening Companion

An 18-item self-screening checklist covering the full range of OCD presentations, including intrusive-thought subtypes that are often carried in silence out of shame. Explains why the content of a distressing thought is the opposite of intent, and separates OCD from generalized anxiety and autism-linked need for sameness.

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