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My 7 year old daughter,is now being treated for ocd? through cbt. is sid and ocd alike??

Hi i have been having huge problems with my little girl,she is now being treated for ocd/phobias...Anxiety.

I have looked into every disorder you can think off,and out of all of them SID was ticking all the boxes,but also the more i read about OCD it also ticks lots of boxes. Although alicia seems to have the rare kind of ocd with clothes.

Can anyone tell me if OCD and SID are at all alike??

Thanks Emma uk




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My son is 9 and just started being treated for anxiety and his doctor was concerned with OCD because of his hair twisting and his inability to let things go... his doctor was saying that OCD and Anxiety manifest in everyone different.
I do not know the medical side of how these two might be related but as a mother how can they not be? I see my son react to the things around him and from what I read, it is our goal as parents to teach them how they might better respond to the stimuli. I see his anxiety to noise, I see how certain things affect him and wonder why we did not start treating for anxiety sooner.
I'm glad to know we are not alone in treating both. I wish you, your family and your little girl the very BEST!!

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