Jenna Overbaugh
All The Hard Things
I'm Jenna Overbaugh, a licensed therapist who's been working with people who have OCD/anxiety since 2008. I am all about helping you get your life back so OCD and fear no longer keep you feeling so small. Follow along for tons of resources, guidance, and encouragement to do ALL THE HARD THINGS!Website: www.jennaoverbaughlpc.com (free newsletter + resources)Instagram: jenna.overbaughDisclaimer: Please note that the information/resources offered on this podcast is not, nor is it intended to be, therapy or a replacement for therapy. It does not constitute a client/therapist relationship.
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Dec 25, 2024
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Episodes
#85 - What OCD Recovery Looks Like with Mollie Albanese 19.11.2021 43:19
In this episode, I'm joined by Mollie Albanese, OCD advocate and NOCD Peer Advisor. We talk about.. - her experience with finding out she had OCD and starting ERP treatment - what recovery looks like and whether we should expect to get rid of our intrusive thoughts/images completely - how to incorporate values into your recovery journey for continued success You can follow Mollie...
#84 - "Pure O" and Mental Compulsions in OCD - Part III 16.11.2021 30:47
In part three of this (unexpected!) three part episode, I talk about mental compulsions, the term "pure O", and more. Specifically, I get into.. - case examples for mental compulsions - other tips/tricks regarding mental compulsions and how to resist them - some bonus content/final thoughts about pure o/mental compulsions This podcast should not be substituted, nor is meant to act as a subst...
#83 - "Pure O" and Mental Compulsions in OCD - Part II 09.11.2021 44:37
In part two of this two-part episode, I talk about mental compulsions, the term "pure O", and more. Specifically, I get into.. - examples of mental compulsions - functions of and "justifications for" mental compulsions - how to resist mental compulsions as well examples of non-engagement strategies This podcast should not be substituted, nor is meant to act as a substitute, for legitimate me...
#82 - "Pure O" and Mental Compulsions in OCD - Part I 05.11.2021 28:02
In part one of this two-part episode, I talked about mental compulsions, the term "pure O", and more. Specifically, I get into.. - whether the term "pure O" exists (spoiler alert: it's complicated) - difficulties associated with mental compulsions and how to address them This podcast should not be substituted, nor is meant to act as a substitute, for legitimate mental health treatment/...
#81 - Thought Stopping in OCD and Anxiety with Elise Petronzio 26.10.2021 27:56
In this episode, I'm joined by Elise Petronzio, owner of the OCD advocacy shop "The OCDopus". We talk about.. - thought stopping, what it is, and why it feeds the OCD/anxiety cycle - what to do instead of thought stopping and how to beat this dysfunctional response - the importance/relevance of the "pink elephant" and ways Elise is working to give back to children in OCD residential units You...
#80 - Navigating Mom Mental Health with The Matrescence 19.10.2021 48:02
In this episode, I'm joined by Megan and Lauren from The Matrescence, an online platform designed to help moms fill in the gaps to support their mental, physical, social, and emotional health. We talk about.. - examples of postpartum difficulties including depression, anxiety, OCD, and rage - how to advocate for yourself in a health system that pays attention to baby and forgets about mom - h...
#79 - Generalized Anxiety Disorder or OCD - Does It Matter? PT II 09.10.2021 32:11
Note: This is part 2 of a 2 part episode. If you haven't already, go back and listen to part 1 - episode #78. In this episode, I talk about the differences and similarities between Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). I also review... - why I think these disorders are, ultimately, the same - how treatment may differ slightly for one vs the other - how...
#78 - Generalized Anxiety or OCD - Does It Matter? PT I 28.09.2021 32:06
In this episode, I talk about the differences and similarities between Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). I also review... - why I think these disorders are, ultimately, the same - how treatment may differ slightly for one vs the other - how parsing these disorders out can become an exercise in trivial distinctions - the most important thing to do with the...
#77 - Rumination in Postpartum OCD 28.05.2021 41:46
This episode features Kaci, a mom who experienced harm intrusive thoughts with compulsive rumination as a mother. We talk about... - her experience of intrusive thoughts, rumination, and getting therapy for these issues - her experience of going through exposure and response prevention (ERP), the gold standard treatment for OCD - her recommendations for stopping rumination and what to do instead...
#76 - Handling Rumination and Fear of Relapse with Kristina Orlova 20.04.2021 26:49
In this episode, I'm joined by Kristina Orlova, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in the treatment of OCD. We talk about .. - rumination and how this is a controllable, ritualistic behavior and, therefore, a choice - how to sit with uncertainty in OCD - how to respond when obsessions and compulsions attack your recovery and make you worry about relapse
#75 - OCD, Treatment, and Advocacy with Zach Westerbeck 16.04.2021 54:26
In this episode, I'm joined by Zach Westerbeck who is an OCD warrior, mental health public speaker, and author of the book "You're Not Alone". Together, we talk about.. - Zach's lived experience with OCD including sexual orientation obsessions and compulsions - how he turned his experience of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts into advocacy and a passion to help othe...
#74 - How to Sit With Uncertainty for OCD with Nathan Peterson 12.04.2021 43:36
In this episode, Nathan Peterson and I go through our health scares and talk about what to do when the "what if's" actually happen. We go through tips you can use for your OCD and health anxiety. Uncertainty is the key to feeling better. It's time for you to learn how you can sit with it comfortably. Check out The OCD & Anxiety Recovery Blueprint HERE! 🚧 Take the FREE quiz...
#73 - Postpartum Harm OCD and Treatment (Anonymom series) 31.03.2021 37:50
Welcome to my Anonymom series. Real moms talking about their deepest and darkest moments - anonymously. Anonymom episodes may consist of difficult topics including miscarriage, infertility, separation, anxiety, depression, trauma, and other potentially triggering issues. Names have been changed to protect the identity of the mom. This episode features Jaime, mom of two who experienced harm intr...
#72 - OCD Therapists: Not Your Average Therapist with Madina Alam 28.03.2021 50:06
In this episode, I talk with Madina Alam, fellow NOCD therapist and ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) lover. We discuss... - why OCD therapists who do ERP aren't like the typical therapists you see in the media or on TV - what makes OCD therapists unique in their approach/work - our favorite (and most challenging) parts about doing ERP/working with people who have OCD Check out The OCD...
#71 - The OCD/Eating Disorder Overlap with Emily Feldman 24.03.2021 46:02
In this episode, I talk with Emily Feldman, OCD and eating disorder warrior and advocate, about the overlap between OCD and eating disorders. Here, we discuss.. - how rules, rigidity, and scheduling tendencies affected Emily's OCD and her eating disorder - eating disordered behavior in general including mental restriction, orthorexia, and more - Emily's advice for anyone struggling with...
#70 - "Pure O" Question and Answer from Instagram 22.03.2021 34:46
In this episode, I answer questions from my Instagram on rumination. You'll hear about... - my thoughts on how to "stop ruminating" - the difference between good distraction and bad distraction - why OCD makes you doubt even whether you have OCD - what "embracing uncertainty" means Check out The OCD & Anxiety Recovery Blueprint HERE! 🚧 Take the FREE quiz - "Wh...
#69 - What is "Pure O" and Does it Exist? 17.03.2021 23:37
In this episode, you'll learn about... - what the term "pure o" means - my thoughts on whether "pure o" exists - why there's such a controversy about the concept of "purely obsessional disorder" - how therapists can approach someone who says they have "pure o" Check out The OCD & Anxiety Recovery Blueprint HERE! 🚧 Take the FREE quiz - "W...
#68 - OCD Question and Answer from Jenna's Instagram 09.03.2021 29:28
In this episode, you'll hear me answer questions like ..... - "Can moms have relationship OCD with their baby?" - "How do I deal with the burnout of intrusive thoughts?" - "What's different about working with children and adolescents vs adults?" - "How do I deal with my fear of emotions? I always try to fix/fight them." Plus existential intrusive t...
#67 - Why Aren't My Exposures Getting Easier? (Habituation vs Inhibitory Learning Model) 01.03.2021 28:36
In this episode, you'll learn about... - 7 reasons why you might not be habituating to exposure (i.e, getting used to them) - the habituation model vs inhibitory learning model of exposure and response prevention (ERP) - why not habituating to your exposures/not getting used to them can still be a really good thing! Check out The OCD & Anxiety Recovery Blueprint HERE! 🚧 Take the FREE q...
#66 - What Do I Think/Do During Exposures? 21.02.2021 26:51
In this episode, you'll learn about... - the difference between attention and awareness, and why you can't control your thoughts but you can control what you do with them - what you should be doing and thinking during exposures - things you should avoid doing during exposures Check out The OCD & Anxiety Recovery Blueprint HERE! 🚧 Take the FREE quiz - "What's Your OCD/Anxie...
#65 - Relationship OCD - Presentations and Treatment 14.02.2021 28:04
In this episode, you'll learn about... - common symptom presentations of relationship OCD - ideas for treatment of relationship OCD - information on relationship vs partner focused relationship OCD, values, and common misperceptions carried by those who have relationship OCD For OCD treatment, check out NOCD - head to www.treatmyocd.com and schedule your free 15 minute phone call to get connected...
#64 - The Different Levels of Care in Mental Health Treatment 07.02.2021 23:19
In this episode, you'll learn about... - the various levels of care (inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, outpatient) and how they differ from each other - what to expect in each level of care and how to know what level of care is right for you/your loved one/your client - ways to find and access different levels of care, including IOCDF.org and psychologytoday.co...
#63 - Postpartum Rage and How the Health System Fails Moms 15.01.2021 38:51
In this episode, I interview Casey, an OCD warrior, advocate, and mom. She talks to us about.. - her personal struggles with postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD, and rage - her difficulties with the maternal mental health system in getting the help/recognition she needed - encouragement for other moms and ways that we can help support each other despite a failing maternal mental health syste...
#62 - Handling OCD, Treatment, and Chronic Pain as a Mom 10.01.2021 50:35
In this episode, I interview Stephanie, an OCD warrior, advocate, and mom. She also runs @navigate_ocd on Instagram. She talks to us about.. - her personal struggles with anxiety, OCD, and chronic pain especially as it comes up in motherhood - difficulties with the maternal mental health system and having to advocate for herself (depression vs anxiety) - her experience of going through...
#61 - When The Anxiety Rating Scale Makes You Anxious 01.01.2021 31:41
In this episode, you'll learn about... - what is a SUDS scale (subjective unit of distress scale) - ways that a SUDS/rating scale might make people anxious, especially if these individuals have ocd or anxiety - strategies for clients/therapists to work through so they can get the most out of treatment despite these difficulties This podcast should not be substituted, nor is meant to act as a subst...
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