CBT
Reassurance Seeking
ERP/Anxiety
OCD
Active Coping
100

What does "CBT" stand for?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

100

What are the three types of reassurance seeking?

1. Self-Reassurance

2. Reassurance Seeking from Others

3. Research Reassurance

100

What does ERP stand for? Why is it helpful for OCD?

Exposure Response Prevention 

It exposes you to your trigger in hopes of changing your response

100

What does OCD stand for?

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

100

Name one example of a grounding technique

5-4-3-2-1, Categories, Body Awareness and Mental Exercises

200

What are the three areas of focus of CBT?

Thoughts, Feelings, Behaviors

200

Which type of reassurance has been known to be the most difficult to resist?

Self-Reassurance

200

What do we use to determine which exposures we complete first?

Exposure Hierarchy

200

What is an obsession?

A reoccurring thought that causes distress

200

When you are practicing mindfulness, what are you focusing on?

The present

300

CBT and _______ is the best treatment for OCD

ERP

300
What is the first step in reducing reassurance seeking behavior?
Awareness
300

What are the four parts of the OCD Cycle

1. Obsession

2. Anxiety

3. Compulsion

4. Temporary Relief

300

What is a compulsion?

An unhealthy response to an obsession to make you feel less distressed

300

What does TIPP stand for?

Temperature, Intense Exercise, Pace Breathing, Paired Muscle Relaxation

400

The CBT Model tells us that changes in our ______ and ______ will lead to a change in our _______

1. thoughts 2. behavior 3. emotions

400

What are some differences between information-seeking and reassurance seeking?

An information-seeker:

•Asks a question once

•Asks questions to be informed

•Accepts the answer provided

•Asks people who are qualified to answer the question

•Ask questions that are answerable

•Seeks the truth

•Accepts relative, qualified, or uncertain answers when appropriate

•Pursues only the information necessary to form a conclusion or make a decision


A reassurance-seeker:

•Repeatedly asks the same question

•Asks questions to feel less anxious

•Responds to an answer by challenging the answerer, arguing, or insisting the answer be repeated or rephrased

•Often asks people who are unqualified to answer the question

•Often asks questions that are unanswerable

•Seeks a desired answer

•Insists on absolute, definitive answers whether appropriate or not

•Indefinitely pursues information without ever forming a conclusion or making a decision


400

What are the four parts of the Anxiety Cycle?

Trigger-Avoidance-Temporary Relief-Anxiety Growth

400

What is the best treatment for OCD?

CBT AND ERP

400

Explain Opposite Action and give one example

Whatever your OCD tells you, you do the opposite.

500

Explain how CBT works and what it believes

Your thoughts, feeling, and behaviors all interact. When you can change one you can change them all

500

Why do we seek reassurance?

Intolerance of Uncertainty

500

Name three unhelpful thought patterns

All or Nothing Thinking, Mental Filter, Jumping to Conclusions, Emotional Reasoning, Labelling, Personalization, “should, must, ought”, Magnification & Minimization, Disqualifying the positive and Over-generalizing

500

What is rumination?

The act of focusing on negative thoughts that lead to overwhelming dread and worry.

500

What skills improve distress tolerance?

STOP, Pros and Cons, Self-soothe, Improve the moment, Body scan meditation

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