OCD & relationships
How to Support Someone With OCD Without Feeding the Reassurance Cycle
Learn how to support a loved one with OCD, respond to repeated reassurance seeking, and set compassionate boundaries without feeding compulsions.
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OCD & relationships
Learn how to support a loved one with OCD, respond to repeated reassurance seeking, and set compassionate boundaries without feeding compulsions.
Read articleOCD & faith
Understanding Pure O OCD, unwanted harm and sexual thoughts, and religious scrupulosity—with practical next steps for finding help.
Read articleFaith & counseling
Yes. Andrew Yeaton explains how clients of different beliefs can set the role of faith in counseling, and how Christian clients may integrate Scripture with CBT.
Read articleAnxiety · Personal Growth
Cognitive distortions are predictable thinking habits that can intensify anxiety, depression, conflict, and self-criticism.
Read articleGetting Started
Starting counseling can feel like a big step. Learn what counseling is, what to expect, and how a therapist can help you move toward meaningful change.
Read articleFaith & CBT
Andrew Yeaton shares a practical example of using CBT to observe thoughts and choices while making room for Scripture and faith when the client wants it.
Read articleObsessive-Compulsive Concerns
Reassurance can briefly reduce OCD anxiety but often strengthens the cycle over time. Learn how reassurance seeking works and how counseling can help.
Read articleParenting · Faith & Formation
How can perfect love cast out fear while the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom—and what does that mean for the way we parent?
Read articleGetting started
A straightforward look at the first counseling appointment with Andrew Yeaton in Dallas and Richardson, from getting acquainted to deciding what comes next.
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