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Tridiuum and NOCD Partner to Diagnose OCD Patients Faster and Accelerate Access to Clinically Proven Treatment Integration of solutions from top behavioral health company and leading specialty provider will facilitate rapid, data-driven referrals and empower patients to receive the right treatment in less time News provided by Share this article Tridiuum, the nation's premier provider of digital behavioral health solutions, and NOCD, the leading provider for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), today announced a first-of-its kind partnership to support individuals sufferin...

Coping With Intrusive Thoughts Haunted by a reoccurring thought that freaks you out? Intrusive thoughts are more common than you think. By Vivian Manning-Schaffel Getty Images Have you ever had an uninvited thought creep into your head that was so irrational, anxiety-inducing, or disturbing you wanted to shake your head until it fell out? And, when you least expect it, does that same negative thought reinvade your brain and psyche you out? If so, you are by no means alone. You’re simply coping with what mental health experts refer to as “intrusive thoughts.” Related Story S...

What is Body Dysmorphia? 5 Signs You Have Body Dysmorphic Disorder Alex Frost Replay Video What is body dysmorphic disorder? When Los Angeles bodybuilder and fitness coach Lindsey Marie Greeley was just 17 years old, she competed in her first bodybuilding show. She would stare in the mirror in the weeks leading up to competitions, "trapped in her head," obsessed with having the perfect body. She would be devastated by a third-place ranking and by "constructive criticism" from the judges such as "You still aren't small enough; you need to lose more weight." Before long, she'd d...

PsychCentral Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental disorder whose main symptoms include obsessions and compulsions, driving the person to engage in unwanted, oftentimes distress behaviors or thoughts. It is treated through a combination of psychiatric medications and psychotherapy. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder characterized by recurrent and disturbing thoughts (called obsessions) and/or repetitive, ritualized behaviors that the person feels driven to perform (called compulsions). Obsessions can also take the form of intrusive i...