05/08/2026
Q: “So, can you do anything for OCD?”
A: YES….This is how we being….
When did the OCD first begin?
Was there any trigger (grief, trauma, illness, childbirth, infection, stress)?
What are your main obsessive thoughts?
What compulsions or rituals do you perform?
What happens if you resist the ritual?
How many hours per day does OCD consume?
Are your fears about contamination, germs, mistakes, religion, harm, sexuality, symmetry, or something else?
Do you repeatedly check locks, appliances, doors, or your body?
Do you wash your hands excessively or avoid touching things?
Do you count, repeat words, pray repeatedly, or need things arranged perfectly?
Do you seek constant reassurance from others?
Are the thoughts recognized as irrational, or do they feel completely true?
What is your greatest fear if you don't perform the ritual?
Are symptoms worse at a particular time of day?
What makes the OCD worse?
What brings even slight relief?
Are you anxious, depressed, angry, or emotionally numb?
What are your biggest fears in general?
Are you a perfectionist? How do you react to mistakes?
Do you have intrusive violent, sexual, blasphemous, or disturbing thoughts?
Any history of childhood trauma, abuse, bullying, or major grief?
How is your memory and concentration?
How do you respond to criticism?
Describe your temperament (reserved, irritable, sensitive, controlling, cheerful, etc.).
How is your sleep? Difficulty falling asleep, waking often, nightmares?
Any recurring dreams?
Food cravings and aversions (sweet, salty, spicy, eggs, milk, etc.)?
Thirst: little or excessive? Preference for hot or cold drinks?
Are you generally hot or chilly?
Perspiration: where, when, odor, stains?
Any digestive problems, constipation, diarrhea, bloating, nausea?
Any hormonal issues (menstrual changes, pregnancy-related onset, menopause)?
Family history of OCD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, autism, or schizophrenia?
What medications or therapies have been tried? Did any help?
Do you have panic attacks or phobias?
Have you ever had thoughts of harming yourself or that life is not worth living?
How much is OCD affecting work, school, relationships, and daily functioning?
What is your biggest goal if treatment is successful?
Q: “Why does an Homeopathic appointment take so long? “
A: Take note of the amount of information required to assist with health…See above list.
Your body has an immense ability to heal if given the right impetus!
Xo Dr Dee