How to help patients with obsessive compulsive disorder
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Anyone who has seen the big bang of life knows that Xie Er is a typical obsessive-compulsive syndrome patient. He has to knock three times at the door. He has to sit on a fixed sofa and put everything in order Obsessive compulsive disorder patients are usually perfectionists, once the development of things out of their control, it will be very painful, seriously affect life. So, how should patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder regulate themselves? Let's take a look with this question.
How to help patients with obsessive compulsive disorder
First: learn to relax and accept your imperfections. People with obsessive-compulsive disorder like to make a schedule by making too much progress, hoping that they can act according to their expectations all the time. However, when you accidentally break your plan, you should learn to relax and accept that things are going beyond your expectations. Usually, you can exercise more, relax your body and mind, and forget what bothers you.
Second, develop a sense of humor. Humor is the lubricant of the world. A person with a sense of humor will not break down and fall into complete pain when he meets difficulties. Obsessive compulsive disorder patients can cultivate their own reverse thinking, communicate with humorous people, treat people and things that they are not satisfied with positively, and treat them with a humorous and peaceful attitude.
Third: communicate with friends. Some people think that obsessive-compulsive disorder is a kind of psychological disease, I'm sorry to say it, just a person holding in the psychological. In fact, tell your illness, friends will give you advice, comfort you. Bravely speaking out of one's illness is also an effort to face up to one's imperfection, which is also very beneficial to the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
matters needing attention
The treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder should be gradual. When a certain goal of treatment is achieved, you can reward yourself with food or other things.