What to do when your Child has Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Strategies and Solutions

This book is well researched and written, and a good resource for family members of a chilD with OCD or a therapist working with a child. It has a lot of good information.

This book really helped me when I first learned my daughter had OCD. It's packed with great information and really helped me to know I wasn't alone and there is help for her. This is written by a child psychiatrist who specializes in children with high anxiety and OCD. You won't be sorry you purchased this. I go back to it time and again. I even emailed the Dr. and she emailed me back with further information.

Very user friendly book for the non specialist parent. Answers all possible questions. Well structured, eye-friendly layout, simple language easy to understand and use to help your child. You really understand nature of illness and ways to help. I absolutely recommend it to everyone in need, even for those that English is not a native language, like me.

This book was really helpful for my paper that I had to do for my class Behavior Support that taking at Northampton Community College.

My son has aspergers and OCD. The OCD component is very difficult to manage. This book has helpful information on how to deal with this mental health disorder .

I have definitely read betterSome of the facts are helpful, but not worth the price overallToo expensive to ship to Canada via Amazon!!!

good information---although a long read..too bad it was not avail on audito, which would have meant I could have gotten through it quicker.

This book covers everything I was needing to know about handling my child with OCD. A great resource to have!

There is a lot to read through and I am not sure that it is necessary. A lighter "punchier" book could put just as much over. Bear in mind that the book was written 12 or more years ago and for the American market although the syndrome is the same wherever you are.

Very helpful.

My daughter has a very mild version of OCD. I was expecting something a little more hands on. At the end of the day nothing takes the place of therapy and sometimes medication. It is a good book as an instructional to therapists and parents as to what to look for in the OCD patient and what options to take. Most therapists I talked to said the book is insightful but does not take the place of therapy!

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