Table of Contents

1. Obsessive-compulsive disorder: what is it?; 2. Relationship to other disorders; 3. Obsessive compulsive clients; 4. Effect on family, work and social life; 5. How common is OCD?; 6. Theories and explanations; 7. Treatment; 8. Assessment and evaluation; 9. Some practical advice; Appendices

About the Author

The authors are both clinical psychologists who have extensive clinical and research experience in this field. Their contribution to the study of this area is widely acknowledged. They are the authors of another book in this series--Panic Disorder: The Facts.

Reviews

Very well written, it is easy to read, with no baffling medical jargon. No Panic Website This book is easily accessible to the general public with is easy-to-read style and well structured chapters. Given that the overall tone is one of hope for individuals with OCD, the book offers an invaluable resource to patients, their families and service providers. The Psychologist