How to Live With OCD Naturally - Flaherty, Maria
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"How to Live With OCD Naturally" will provide the OCD sufferer with alternative methods of living with this disorder. Discover a way to have and enjoy a fulfilling life without all the suffering and hardships of OCD. In addition to using meditation to help connect with your angels and with God, you will also learn how to use Reiki, color therapy, chakra cleansing, diet and exercise, and even past life regression to figure out what best works for you. Each chapter describes personal experiences of author Maria Flaherty, as well as plenty of information to help you along your own journey of…mehr

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"How to Live With OCD Naturally" will provide the OCD sufferer with alternative methods of living with this disorder. Discover a way to have and enjoy a fulfilling life without all the suffering and hardships of OCD. In addition to using meditation to help connect with your angels and with God, you will also learn how to use Reiki, color therapy, chakra cleansing, diet and exercise, and even past life regression to figure out what best works for you. Each chapter describes personal experiences of author Maria Flaherty, as well as plenty of information to help you along your own journey of self-healing. It also reminds us that a little laughter and gratitude can go a long way. This lovingly written book will be a handy guide for those who want a different way to live with OCD.
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Maria Flaherty does an excellent job of opening our minds to the world of the OCD individual. Her book challenges the thoughts and perspectives that many people have about what OCD is. The descriptions of OCD are real, clear, and informative. Flaherty helps those who suffer with OCD to grasp how to manage it, while simultaneously assisting friends and family of obsessive-compulsive friends grow as sympathetic and supportive cheerleaders.