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Understanding Mental Compulsions in OCD Treatment
Defining Mental Compulsions Mental compulsions are repetitive acts played in the mind in response to intrusive, unwanted thoughts. Just like physical compulsions, these mental behaviors are intended to reduce anxiety or prevent a feared outcome. Despite physical and mental compulsions being driven by the same motives, mental compulsions are more covert and can be very subtle, oftentimes tricking the sufferer into not recognizing them as compulsive behaviors that are negatively reinforcing OCD.
10 Tips for Therapists Getting Started With ERP
Exposure and response prevention (ERP) is the leading evidence-based therapy for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). For therapists who are new to ERP, it can feel both exciting and intimidating to learn and implement a new treatment modality. Mastering ERP can lead to life-changing outcomes for clients living with OCD, but it requires a solid foundation of skills and knowledge to build off of. Here are some tips for therapists who are looking to thrive in this specialty. 1.
4 Ways to Use the Ray-Ban Meta at Music Festivals This Summer
2 Itching to head to a music festival this summer? Well, you’ve got plenty of options! Whether you’re heading to Camp Bestival with the kids, looking to groove to some reggae tunes at Boomtown, or aiming to attend the historic Reading and Leeds festivals, the UK’s summer music scene is waiting for you. All you need to do is pack a few essentials for the best experience! This Skiddle guide particularly recommends bringing your mobile phone, personal ID—and, of course, some sunglasses and suncream.
March’s Recommended Reads — McIntyre Editorial Services | Book Editor | Writer | Journalist
Note: I receive a small commission for purchases made through links in this post. March is coming to a close and the first whispers of spring are in the air! With warmer weather approaching, the thing I’m most looking forward to is getting outside to enjoy some sunshine and a good book.
My Years of Living Dangerously: On Late-Stage Catholicism, Lying, and Communion
We’re not a religious family in the traditional sense. I’ve only seen my family genuflect when boxes of Entenmann’s pastries are on sale two-for-one at the Grand Union, and 60 percent of us were born so far out of wedlock our birth certificates list “who cares” in the space where you indicate the father’s name.
Penguin Random House: This Week in Books: Make Your Life Better
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Orange Is the New Black Season 1 Finale Recap: I Saw the Light
Orange Is the New Black Can’t Fix Crazy Season 1 Episode 13 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** Orange Is the New Black Can’t Fix Crazy Season 1 Episode 13 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** Photo: Jessica Miglio for Netflix Well, I didn’t see THAT coming. This is the kind of episode that people love, because they get to explore whether jail turned Piper into a monster or she had it in her all along.
You can hate exercise and still figure out how to work out
When I was in high school, we had an annual state-derived fitness test that amounted to running a mile. Coach Saint Lawrence, our gym teacher, would guide us out of the safety of the building that had all the books, chairs, and warmth I loved and march us down to the track, where we were expected to run four laps.
Yas Kweens! Broad City's Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer Have Nothing to Lose
Here, they offer a glimpse of their past, their future and what's fueled them all along.What do you think of when you hear "American Dream"? Has the meaning changed since you started doing Broad City?Ilana Glazer: The American Dream is for someone who is more first-generation, like my grandparents and great-grandparents, who immigrated. A suburban upbringing is what my Russian great-grandparents would have hoped for me, but we're a little bit removed from that idea.
Author Danielle Henderson on her new book, "Kids of Divorce"
Divorce is unfortunately something that’s becoming more and more common in families. Author Danielle Henderson wrote a book that’s compromised of short stories from children who were impacted by their parent’s divorce and she spoke about it live on Good Morning San Diego. Kids of Divorce is 11 short stories told by kids and teens in their soul spoken words of how their parents’ divorce deeply affects them.
Tiffany Haddish, Who Really Does Have No Filter, Is Producing “Unsubscribed”, an HBO Comedy About Female Blackness, Beauty, Identity, and Fame on Instagram | BCNN1 - Black Christian News Network
Tiffany Haddish, Who Really Does Have No Filter, Is Producing “Unsubscribed”, an HBO Comedy About Female Blackness, Beauty, Identity, and Fame on Instagram April 9, 2018 In news worth linking to in your bio, Tiffany Haddish is producing an HBO comedy about Instagram fame.
Tiffany Haddish Is Producing an HBO Comedy About Instagram Fame
In news worth linking to in your bio, Tiffany Haddish is producing an HBO comedy about Instagram fame. Per Variety, Haddish is executive producing Unsubscribed, “an examination of female blackness, beauty, and identity through a behind-the-scenes look at the Instagram hustle” written by The Mindy Project actress Xosha Roquemore and writer/former Vulture recapper Danielle Henderson.
How To Deal At the Airport
Despite the premise of the movie "Love, Actually," I think airports are a breeding ground of hatred and contempt. I travel for work a lot, and most of it is cross-country flights. For the past year, I’ve been on a plane at least once a month, which means I’m at different airports at least once a month, and which also means I come close to LOSING MY DAMN MIND once a month. I’m naturally impatient, and some of the behavior I see threatens to throw me over the edge every single time.
Clue is the App You Didn't Know You Needed
You would think that someone who has had their period for 25 years would be able to tell the intricacies of their cycle just by holding a finger up to the wind — but I have never successfully predicted anything about my menstrual cycle. I only know that I have PMS when I start crying at commercials, and, post-PMS, that my actual period can happen anywhere from one day to one week later.
How to Make Your Own Family
My mother abandoned me when I was ten years old. She dropped my brother and me off at her parent’s house one weekend, moved to the city with her boyfriend, and never came back. For the next ten years, I tried to make our relationship work simply because cultural standards and my bossy grandmother told me I had to; the moment I graduated high school and struck out on my own, I stopped trying altogether.
How to Be Your Own Best Friend
Every item on this page was chosen by a Shondaland editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. By Danielle Henderson Sep 17, 2017 Last week, on a day when I was feeling particularly moody, my friend Sarah sent a text asking how I was doing. I told her the truth: I felt overwhelmed with work, hopeless about dating, frustrated with my weight, and...who CARES SINCE I’M SUCH A LOSER JERK ANYWAY NONE OF THIS MATTERS. She immediately shot back, “HEY.
Pretty Little Liars Recap - Season 5, Episode 10
Everyone is fed up with Alison's lying, hooray! Am I the only person who still wishes Alison was dead? The group dynamic has been off ever since she was unearthed, and I generally don't appreciate her self-serving duplicity. Things come crashing to a halt this week, and Alison is makes a decision that ruins her credibility with the rest of the group. This week's mess cannot be contained in a single accessory.
"Pretty Little Liars" Recap: Who Died This Week?
As if coming back from the dead isn't hard enough, now Alison has to reenter life in Rosewood. Can everyone please be cool about it? No! Of course not.
Pretty Little Liars Recap - Season 5, Episode 6
All it took was one little pencil drawing of a demon and a stint at Radley to connect Bethany Young to Mrs. DiLaurentis. But will it help solve her murder? Does anyone even care now that A is back with a signature "Did you miss me, bitches" text? It was a close call and Spencer's ratty knit cap was a strong contender, but in the end I simply could not abide Alison's mega shoulder pads. What is happening here?
Pretty Little Liars Creator Marlene King Chooses Her 10 Scariest Scenes
I. Marlene King brought the dark, devious world of Pretty Little Liars to television in 2010 and has been freaking viewers out ever since. Here, she chooses her 10 scariest scenes from the series so far, giving insight into how her show became "Hitchcock for Teens." 1. The opening scene of the pilot, when Ali scares the Pretty Little Liars in the barn. (Episode 101) I think we did a good job showing where we were going, in terms of how we were going to scare people on Pretty Little Liars.
Your Sexual Rights: You Have the Right to Not Hook Up
This story is part of our series on Your Sexual Rights. It’s 2016. You’re entitled to good sex. Great sex! The sex you want, not what you’re supposed to want. Read all our stories of personal sexual revolutions here! “Look at this jerk. He won’t stop bothering me. I might have to block him,” my friend says to me.
What I Learned About Dating in Alaska
Welcome to "It's Complicated," a week of stories on the sometimes frustrating, sometimes confusing, always engrossing subject of modern relationships.In the four years I lived in Anchorage, I dated more than I probably will for the rest of my life. I got asked out a lot — at the grocery store, at the library, hiking the Matanuska Glacier, gliding down the bike trail.
Zaha Hadid, the Greatest Female Architect Ever, Dies at 65
Star architect and all around radical woman Zaha Hadid has died. The Guardian reports that the 65-year old had a heart attack in a Miami hospital while she was being treated for bronchitis. Baghdad-born Hadid was a world renowned architect and this year became the first woman to win the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal, and the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. She also built the London Aquatics Centre, home to the 2012 London Olympics.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Episode 9: The Mark Fuhrman Tapes
This is possibly my favorite episode of the season. All of the legal cartwheels, questionable courtroom politics and racial tension seem to have been building in a crescendo of angry outbursts, sadness and emotional violence. Courtney B. Vance and Sterling K. Brown knock it out of the park this week as Johnnie Cochran and Christopher Darden. It’s strange to realize that they’re two sides of the same coin, both grappling with racism and how it ties into their complicated feelings about O. J. Simpson.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Season 1, Episode 8: We the Jury
Was being a juror on the O.J. Simpson trial so miserable that one of them actually tried to escape and run away? Through a series of flashbacks we see some of the jury members and alternates reaching their breaking points during an eight-month trial that they were told initially was expected to last only several months. While they have all the basic comforts, the jurors miss the freedom and amenities of the outside world.
‘The People vs. O.J. Simpson’ Season 1, Episode 7: The Glove
It’s finally happening: Robert Kardashian is full of doubts about who really killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Until now, Kardashian’s insistence on O.J. Simpson’s innocence has made him appear simultaneously loyal and gullible. No one wants to believe his friend is capable of double homicide, but the onslaught of evidence and absence of any other suspects finally make Kardashian rub the proverbial sleep out of his eyes and consider that it might, in fact, be true.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Season 1, Episode 6: The Many Trials of Marcia Clark
This week’s episode is titled “Marcia, Marcia, Marcia,” and one of its big focuses is how brutally and consistently Clark was harassed for the way she looked. Which, by the way, was fine — she looked perfectly fine. Her treatment was fueled by a deep-seated sexism that was par for the course in the post-feminist 1990s.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Episode 5: The Race Strategy
What starts as an episode built around the Los Angeles Police Department’s history of racism against African-American citizens ends with an image of a prominent officer polishing a curio cabinet full of Nazi memorabilia. There’s no nuance here — Ryan Murphy and company are going deep on the way race completely upended the O.J. trial. It was interesting to have this episode start with a flashback to 1982, as Johnnie Cochran gets pulled over while driving his two young daughters to dinner.
Man Legally Changes Name to Bacon Double Cheeseburger, Jumps Up On List of My Future Husbands
For me, a night of drinking usually turns into a night of eating candy on the couch and watching Real Housewives reruns, but a Boston man used one drunken evening to make a life-changing decision. Simon Smith legally changed his name to Bacon Double Cheeseburger, because alcohol turns reckless men into a tire fire of hubris. “It was the culmination of probably too many drinks in the pub where there was a conversation about names,” the 33-year-old British citizen told the Evening Standard.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Episode 3: The Dream Team Assembles
O.J. Simpson appears in this week’s episode for maybe five minutes. The rest of it focuses on his lawyers and the stage they are setting for one of the most spectacular public trials of the modern era. This episode really presses upon the cliché that lawyers can’t be trusted, particularly when it introduces Alan Dershowitz (Evan Handler) and F. Lee Bailey (Nathan Lane).
The Daughter of “Prostitution Whore” Will Have Her Revenge
Real Housewives of New Jersey alum Danielle Staub isn’t the only one ready to unleash some choice words about her reality TV experience. In an exclusive excerpt on Broadly, brainiac daughter and successful model Christine Staub comes to her mother’s defense, and explains how the show negatively impacted her life. It doesn’t seem so bad at first: This is so great! You go, girl. I already know what the job entails, because I was born with a rare heart condition.
‘The People v. O.J. Simpson’ Episode 2: The Chase
This episode opens with two crucial questions: The Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil Garcetti wonders “How does a murder suspect disappear from a house full of people?,” and Robert Shapiro wants to know, “Who the hell signs a suicide note with a happy face?” The entirety of “The Run of His Life” (the episode takes its name from the Jeffrey Toobin book on which the series is based) is about the manhunt for O.J., the infamous Ford Bronco chase and the nonstop news coverage of both.
Hotel Finale Recap & Review
First, even though she's only in this episode for a few (stunning) minutes, we cannot process the AHS season finale without first processing the fact that Lady Stefani of Germanotta Gaga won a Golden Globe for this show! She won. She won a Golden Globe. Lady Gaga won a Golden Globe for acting on this show.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 11 Recap & Review
Welcome back! This week's episode won my heart when Queenie took one look at Ramona and said, "Bitch, when was the last time you went to the dermatologist?" But the big new last night is that The Countess finally died. When we left off last time, The Countess and Donovan were busy getting shot by Iris and Liz, who were loaded down like vigilantes. The Countess was the main target, but she slithered away when Iris realized Donovan was not only shot, but dying.
Why Did Everyone Assume Hermione Granger Was White In the First Place?
When it was announced that Noma Dumezweni would play a grown-up Hermione Granger in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the Harry Potter play set to open in the U.K. this summer, I was so excited that I barely registered the other two leads.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 10 Recap & Review
When Drake first sang "Hotline Bling," do you think he knew it would be the soundtrack to one of the more gruesome scenes on TV this week? Listen — as far as I'm concerned, this entire episode should have been the tribute video Iris made for herself when she entered into a murder pact with Liz Taylor. She had a picture of a monkey holding a tiger in the first minute! It was only going to get better from there, and we were robbed.
Talking to Regina King, Hollywood Scene-Stealer
It’s curious how Regina King has existed on the periphery of Hollywood while being one of its most known quantities. Onscreen, she’s magnetic, but her roles tend to be small enough that none defines her entire career. Every couple of years, one is labeled as her “” performance; 2015 was one of them.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 9 Recap & Review
Well, they did it — The Countess and Will Drake got married in a fever, and Liz Taylor was the only one to hilariously hiss out her objection. If you're ever at a wedding that makes your skin crawl, try repeating her glorious takedown word for word: "Uh, yeah! She's a bitch with no conscious, no mercy, no soul." We don't deserve Denis O'Hare in this cruel world.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 8 Recap and Review
This week, they finally revealed that the Ten Commandments Killer is … John. It's John! JOHN LOWE. I'm not surprised in the least. I'll be really psyched when they finally explain who that fleshbag demon is, though. Remember last week when Wren got smashed by a truck? John almost cracked his femurs in half running away from the crime scene, and remembers seeing Wren in one of the hotel coffins.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 7 Recap & Review
The Countess married that crazy, hotel-building, killing machine March! But not before she let former 1920s film star Rudy Valentino give her the virus. I actually liked this episode, and thought all the real-life nods to Valentino's death (his beauty, the way women rioted and committed suicide when they found out, the woman in black) were cleverly added.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 6 Recap & Review
Who on earth got The Countess pregnant? And with all the boning she does, how has she not gotten pregnant since? That's not slut shaming — I've just never seen her or anyone near her whip out a condom, you know? Last night, someone died, someone cried, John looked fried, and we found out The Countess gave birth to a snaggle-toothed, eyeless, ripped up looking baby vamp.
Regina King on Last Night’s Unsettling Leftovers -- Vulture
Last night, The Leftovers put forth one of its most intense and riveting scenes between Erica Wright (Regina King) and Nora Durst (Carrie Coon). We sat down with Regina King and asked her what it was like to film that scene, and why she doesn’t mind making people uncomfortable.When you won your Emmy this year, it felt like you were being recognized for an overall outstanding career.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 5 Recap & Review
Whoa: This episode was kind of good! I think it was the baby vamps that won me over, but Darren Criss makes an appearance and we finally get Liz Taylor's backstory. Alex is a mess — she's all pasty and damp, bobbing and weaving her way down the hall, but that doesn't stop her from checking in on Max, ol' Measles McGee.
Effie Brown Talks Project Greenlight Season 4
Here's the thing: I have to trust the universe and God that I was put in this situation for a reason, and that it's for the greater good. And if it's for the greater good so that people have a conversation, which actually leads to something? Or to shine a light on it even if it's at my expense? Then so be it. Because now we're having conversations about inclusion.
Fresh Prince or Gilmore Girls? -- Vulture
From late October through mid-November, Vulture is holding a High-School-TV Showdown to determine the greatest teen show of the past 30 years. Each day, a different writer will be tasked with determining the winner of a round of the bracket, until New York Magazine TV critic Matt Zoller Seitz judges the finals on November 13. Today's battle: Danielle Henderson judges The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air versus Gilmore Girls.
American Horror Story: Hotel Episode 4 Recap & Review
It's the Mount Rushmore of Murderers! (Axl Rose voice) Are you guys readyyyyy for da-da-da-Devil's Night? So this was sort of a bottle episode, centered around the idea that the Hotel Cortez becomes the go-to, FOMO-giving gothy hotbed of Halloween activity on Devil's Night.
Why Can’t I Be You: Alexis Wilkinson
Rookie is an online magazine and book series for teenagers. Each month, a different editorial theme drives the writing, photography, and artwork that we publish. Learn more about us here , and find out how to submit your work here ! I first heard about Alexis Wilkinson last year, when the 22-year-old made history as the first African-American woman to be elected president of the Harvard Lampoon, the well-known college magazine that often acts as a funnel into the world of television and comedy.
Orange Is the New Black Episode 10 Recap -- Vulture
Nicky is on to them and their “strategically staggered arrival” at breakfast, no matter how much they both protest. Piper feels like she’s 23 and no time has passed, but quickly acknowledges that she’s also changed a lot. We still can’t define their relationship beyond boning; Piper is fairly adamant that she wants to at least hear from Larry (who hasn’t called since Thanksgiving after finding out that she and Alex had been touching), but Alex is familiar to her and, well, available.
Louie Recap: Whose Kid Is This?
Louie is on the road, and he’s not happy about it. There's a series of commercials on the air right now, where the Courtyard Marriott insists that some people get to travel for work, and some people have to travel for work, as if staying in cramped hotel rooms far away from the most comfortable places you fart is some kind of dream come true if only you pick the right hotel.
Louie Recap: A Goddamn Man of the World
It’s Louie versus the Youth this season, and the kids are winning. But he’s sort of letting them win. Just like the kitchen-supply-store owner in the beginning of “Cop Story,” Louie only has a half-ass fight against a generation he doesn’t want to understand. Lilly properly schooled him after he tried to take her phone away for texting during a star-studded play; when he found out she was using it to learn more about the playwright, he looked proud enough to cry, and confused enough to give up.
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