Why It's Hard to Stop Rumination
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Kirsty goes into one of the most common compulsions performed by OCD sufferers and why it sticks so much.
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This is a topic that’s very hard to understand unless you have ocd, amazing stuff! Always appreciate your videos!
One of the best videos in a long time. Took me ages to realise rumination is a compulsion, am still learning it. And rumination as a way (or a by product is rumination) to avoid getting uncomfortable feelings. That is incredible. Thank you Kirsty for this
Incredible revelation.
thank you kirsty this is very helpful 🙏🏻 encouraging to know we do have control over whether we ruminate or not
Rumination sucks, I ruminate often over driving incidents
I needed to hear this today. Thank you Kirsty!
From what i think , i guess the first step before taking a desicive decision to STOP RUMINTING is practicing SELF-ACCEptance for the worst case snearios , do you agree with that ?
Unconditional self acceptance , showing yourself that the worst case scenario isn't terrible in reality , you could still stand it and move on , and find a way to be happy even if it feels uncomfortable .
Exactly
currently ruminating alot, this channel keeps me going❤️ thank you everyone for all this amazing content
Best video
Great video kristy
Thank you Kirsty
Thank you
Thnks , can u please put for us a list of common compulsions for PURE-O i know that there is a thousands of videos about it but what i want to do is to print or write it and put it in front of my desk !
As far as I understand, there are a lot of mental compulsions involved with that. There are a few videos on mental compulsions on this channel by me, Kirsty and Rob.
Thank you Kirsty, so helpful!
i love kirstys videos
I feel like, when I try to accept my fears, the accepting become compulsive, rather reassuring, thoughts. How do avoid that?
It’s not something you are trying to force or do, it’s a gradual perspective shift.
@@OCDRecovery I understand. I also experience this intrusive feeling of "never getting over OCD". It's not even a thought, it's actually like a feeling of certainty that I'll never get over my situation. I picture myself in moments of the past where the rumination is strong (in yoga classes, on walks), and I feel so desperate and don't want to repeat those activities.