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More than 4000 unique viewers on ROCD.net
ByGuyPeople from all over the Globe are interested in Relationship Obsessions and related research. See table of ROCD.net visits since Sept 2012. Country / Territory Visits 1. United States 2,309 44.12% 2. United Kingdom 725 13.85% 3. Israel 465 8.88% 4. Canada 331 6.32% 5. Australia 182 3.48% 6. France 112 2.14% 7. (not set)…
2nd Symposium dedicated to ROCD symptoms was given at the WCBCT, Melbourne, Australia, 2016
ByGuyThe symposium was entitled: “Common and specific factors associated with relationship obsessive-compulsive disorder (ROCD) symptoms in a variety of close relationships and contexts” and included the following papers.: Doron, G., Efrati , Y., & Szepsenwol, O. (2016). Relationship obsessions as an inter-related category of OCD: an experimental investigation. Paper presented at the 8th World Congress…
A pilot study conducted on GGRO showed encouraging results!
ByGuyWe thank all those participating in our pilot study of GGRO! below are the results of the study. Background: Previous research has linked relationship-related anxieties, doubts and preoccupations (i.e., relationship obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms; ROCD) with reduced functioning, decreased relational and sexual functioning and lower mood. As knowledge of ROCD is emerging, individuals with such symptoms may be…
ROCD.net has passed 50,000 unique users
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We have a new collaborator of ROCD research in Turkey: Dr. Mujgan Inozu
ByGuyWe are happy to have Dr. Mujgan Inozu as one of our collaborators. Dr Inozu is an academic and clinical psychologist at Department of Psychology,Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey.
10 Tips for therapits dealing with ROCD
ByGuyWe have now added a page with 10 tips for CBT therapists dealing with ROCD (https://rocd.net/tips-for-therapists/)