by Taylor Field, MFT

A structured, compassionate guide to understanding OCD and learning the principles that support recovery. 

This guide takes a neurobiological and trauma-informed approach to understanding OCD, with audio recordings and  exercises woven throughout to support nervous system regulation and real-time change.

 

I truly believe change and growth are possible. Over the past decade working as a psychotherapist, I’ve spent years helping people navigate OCD, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, rumination, and compulsive patterns. Again and again, I noticed that the people who experienced meaningful shifts were not necessarily the ones who became perfectly certain or symptom-free, but the ones who learned how to relate to themselves, their thoughts, and their nervous systems differently.

I created the Integral OCD Guide to bring many of those perspectives and practices together into one grounded, accessible resource. Drawing from mindfulness, nervous system regulation, self-compassion, and evidence-based OCD frameworks, this guide is designed to support greater awareness, flexibility, agency, and care as you learn to move through uncertainty with more presence and less fear.

  

Learn more about utilizing nervous system healing to decrease obsessions and compulsions. 

Integral OCD Guide

Tools and practices for greater flexibility and resilience. 

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