AT Parenting Survival Podcast: Parenting | Child Anxiety | Child OCD | Kids & Family Podcast
1) PSP 113: Dealing with Your Own Anxiety Can Help You Become a Better Parent
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2) Interview with Dr. Tamar Chansky Author of Freeing Your Child from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
In this podcast episode, I sit down with Dr. Tamar Chansky to talk about the newly revised edition of her classic book, Freeing Your Child from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.Dr. Chansky has helped cou...Show More
3) How to Help Young Children with OCD
OCD can show up much earlier than most people realize — and often in ways parents don’t immediately recognize. For younger kids, compulsions might appear before they can even describe intrusive though...Show More
4) Does Your Child Have Contamination OCD: Are You Missing This?
Contamination OCD can be easy to spot, but often, it runs much deeper than what you are observing.In this episode, I break down the common mistakes parents make when trying to support a child with con...Show More
5) Moral OCD: Mistakes Parents Often Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Moral OCD can be tricky for parents to recognize because it often looks like strong values, deep guilt, or honest confessions. In this episode, I break down the most common pitfalls parents fall ...Show More
6) 5 Things I’ve Learned Raising a Child with OCD, Anxiety & ARFID
Parenting a child with OCD, anxiety, and ARFID changes you in ways you can’t fully understand until you’re living it. Over the years, I’ve learned some powerful lessons — often the hard way — tha...Show More
7) From Fixer to Anchor: A Mindset Shift for Parents of Kids with OCD
When our child is in distress, it’s natural to want to jump in and fix things. But with OCD, that urge to solve, control, or protect can actually get in the way of long-term growth.In this episode, I ...Show More
8) When You’re More Motivated Than Your Child to Fight OCD
You’re reading the books, watching the videos, and learning everything you can to help your child with OCD. But your child? They’re shutting down, avoiding exposures, or flat-out refusing to engage. S...Show More
9) When Anxiety and OCD Feel Contagious—How to Stay Grounded
When you’re raising a child with anxiety or OCD, it’s easy to feel like you’re absorbing all of their fear, stress, and urgency. Their nervous system is on high alert—and suddenly, so is yours. In thi...Show More
10) When Helping Hurts: Navigating Burnout in OCD Parenting
When you’re parenting a child with OCD, burnout can sneak in quietly—and then hit hard. You’re doing all the things: managing compulsions, pulling back OCD accommodations, showing up for exposures, an...Show More