Samantha Bray LCSW

10/06/2025

https://youtube.com/shorts/Kx9MF7kAdlU?si=UyVo__7yAl59Y2KL

15/05/2025

25/04/2025

https://www.ocdinsights.com/ocd101

New OCD 101 group starting NEXT week!! Intersted in joining?

Join evidence-based virtual OCD therapy groups led by specialist Samantha Bray, LCSW. Beginner & advanced options are available worldwide. Book a Pre-screening consultation now.

27/02/2025

lol

good one! 🙃🙌

18/02/2025

For more information or to get on our list please visit: https://www.ocdinsights.com/contact

13/01/2025

Have OCD? What's on your mind?

New Podcast OCD Insights, hosted by Samantha Bray, is collecting questions to respond during episodes! We encourage you to share your question about a specific OCD issue in the space below. By submitting your question, you not only seek guidance for yourself but also help others who may be experienc...

07/01/2025

Have a question regarding OCD? Please submit for a thoughtful response!

New Podcast OCD Insights, hosted by Samantha Bray, is collecting questions to respond during episodes! We encourage you to share your question about a specific OCD issue in the space below. By submitting your question, you not only seek guidance for yourself but also help others who may be experienc...

01/09/2024

🌟 Common Myths About OCD 🌟

Hey everyone! 👋 Today, I want to shed some light on some common misconceptions about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). It's important to understand this condition better and help break the stigma. Here are a few myths and the truths behind them:

1. Myth: OCD is just about being neat and organized.
Truth: While some people with OCD may have cleanliness rituals, the disorder can manifest in many ways, including intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors that have nothing to do with cleanliness.

2. Myth: Everyone has a little OCD.
Truth: OCD is a serious mental health condition that affects daily functioning. It's not just quirky habits; it can be debilitating for those who experience it.

3. Myth: People with OCD are just being dramatic.
Truth: OCD involves real anxiety and distress. Those who suffer from it often feel trapped by their thoughts and rituals, which can significantly impact their quality of life.

4. Myth: OCD can be cured with willpower alone.
Truth: Recovery often requires professional help, including therapy and sometimes medication. It’s a journey that needs support and understanding.

5. Myth: All compulsions are visible.
Truth: Many compulsions are mental rituals that may not be observable to others, making it hard for people to understand what someone with OCD is experiencing.

Let’s spread awareness and promote empathy! 💚 If you or someone you know is struggling with OCD, know that support is available. Let’s work together to create a more understanding community!

18/07/2024

What do you all think about this concept? https://fb.watch/to-_2I9EzO/

27/02/2024

Now licensed in OREGON!

27/02/2024

This is me trying to explain OCD to an insurance company and why it needs specialized treatment...infuriating and time-wasting.

201.8K likes, 8252 comments. “This should be illegal”