Ep. 104 OCD within the context of COVID-19: the key issues

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How have individuals with OCD been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic? Prof. Christine Lochner discusses global research findings regarding the prevalence rates, severity and the risk factors – including being single, a student or having sleep disturbances. Interesting: certain OCD symptoms may have developed to ensure the survival of our ancestors… Learn how to best manage a mental health condition during a pandemic. Sponsored content.
7 Feb 2023 English South Africa Self-Improvement · Relationships

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