Resource
International OCD Foundation: What Is OCD and Scrupulosity?
Doctrinal basis. A secular nonprofit; not a Christian or Reformed source.
Points to weigh
- This is clinical information, not a Christian counseling approach; it says clergy can help clarify a faith’s stance when the patient wants them involved.
- Some biblical counselors and Christian clinicians differ over how much clinical therapy to combine with pastoral care.
- Neither this list nor any book replaces a licensed clinician or doctor. If you or someone you know is in crisis or danger, call your local emergency number or, in the U.S., call or text 988.
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About
Secular, evidence-based explanation of scrupulosity (religious or moral OCD), which the page says affects people of all faiths, and of its main treatment: cognitive behavior therapy with exposure and response prevention (ERP), with medication in some cases.
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- International OCD Foundation
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- Mental Health
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