On episode 2 of Present Moment Reality, I discuss the challenge of not knowing where anything is headed, the epic masterpiece that is Living Colour's second album, Time's Up, the chill vibe of Jack Johnson, and the challenges facing I-CBT.
This video provides an easy-to-understand explanation of Inferential Confusion, the underlying theory for the Inference-Based approach to OCD treatment.
This video answers the question, why aren't "physical sensations" in the body considered direct-evidence for reasoning in I-CBT? These tips come to us from the perspective of Inference Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), a treatment approach developed by Kieron O'Connor and Frederick Aardema.
This video presents the concept of The Feared Possible Self, a core element of the OCD experience that explains why someone with OCD doubts some things and not others.
Enjoy this important and timely livestream from a collection of experienced practitioners, all of whom extensively utilize Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT) to treat OCD in the United States. The presenters address the most common misunderstandings when it comes to Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Questions addressed ranged from "Can you expect to eliminate all OCD discomfort with I-CBT?" to "Is I-CBT just compulsive reassurance?"
Things take a personal turn at OCD Space when I share some of my personal struggles with social anxiety, a spontaneous pneumothorax (sudden collapsed lung) that required surgery, and chronic pain...and how I've managed to make peace with it all and find meaning along the way.
This video answers the question, does I-CBT view all use of the imagination in reasoning as a bad thing. This is part of my '4-minute questions' series where I answer the most common questions about I-CBT Treatment for OCD in 4 minutes or less.