The OCD Institute of Texas team delves into a subtype of obsessive-compulsive disorder characterized by intrusive, unwanted thoughts about causing harm to oneself or others. These distressing obsessions often lead individuals to engage in compulsive behaviors—such as avoidance, seeking reassurance, or excessive checking—to alleviate anxiety. We emphasize that experiencing such thoughts does not reflect a person’s true intentions or character and highlights the importance of seeking professional help for effective treatment.
Sexual Intrusive Thoughts
What Are Sexual Intrusive Thoughts in OCD? Sexual intrusive thoughts are unwanted, distressing thoughts or mental images that pop into
