IWC Stories from the OCD Side: Don Grothoff - Founder of Invisible Wheelchair and Family OCD
Release Date: 06/01/2020
IWC Interview Podcast: Rita Garnto - Founder of Simple Self Care
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Think you are stressed out? Do you stress over not having enough time to de-stress? The good news is Rita has created a simple and practical way of creating calm in the midst of the chaos of high stress levels and she is going to share them today! Are you ready to find the calm in your chaos? Join us now...
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IWC Throwback Thurs Podcast: Tips for the Holidays with Children with Special Needs
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Listen back to our past podcast on this Throwback Thurs with Tips for Dealing with Holidays when you have children dealing with issues such as OCD, anxiety and other special needs. Join us for this holiday special. #anxiety #holidays #specialneeds, #childrenwithspecialneeds #ocd #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #adhd #add #attentiondeficitdisorder #attentiondeficithypertactivedisorder
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IWC Podcast 49 Tapping Recording: There's Tic(k)ing and Its Not the Clock
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
This is the EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) tapping recording for Podcast 49: There's Tic(k)ing and Its Not The Clock
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IWC Podcast 49: There's Tic(k)ing and Its Not the Clock
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
People with OCD and even those who do not have OCD can suffer with unexplained, sudden movements or blurted out noises that come out of context and are nearly impossible to control. It is embarrassing and anxiety ridden, find out more about Tics and Tourettes here...
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IWC Throw Back Thurs Podcast 1: What is Invisible Wheelchair?
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Once a month on a Thursday between the other two podcast we will be taking you back to some of the best past podcast. On this podcast we take you back to the very first podcast on the Invisible Wheelchair ride. Listen to where we got started and enjoy...
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Stories From The OCD Side: Mike Sizemore Talks About His Long Journey with OCD
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Mike was diagnosed with OCD at age 13 following a hospitalization at an adolescent psychiatric facility. The disorder runs strongly through his family along with other anxious symptoms. Both his Great Grandmother and Grandfather were also sufferers. The onset of my symptoms came about at the transitioning from grade school into middle school. The disorder began with a striking severity...find out more by joining us in this Stories From The OCD Side now... #OCDSTORIES #STORIESFROMTHEOCDSIDE #OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVEDISORDER
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IWC Podcast 48 Tapping Recording: Googlafying OCD
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
This is the tapping recording for Podcast 48 Googlafying OCD
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IWC Podcast 48: Googlafying OCD
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Does your OCD get stuck on the internet searching out the just right answer for what ever the problem? Do you end loosing hours falling into Google's information? Do you go into more than 20 pages of searches? You may be googlafying obsessive compulsive disorder. Join us now for this discussion...
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Off The Cuff Podcast: What is Don All About?
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Don Grothoff talks about his practice with his wife working with families who are dealing with behavior and anxiety issues. Don and his wife have Focused Healthy Family practice and run this podcast. Find out more about it all.
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Stories From The OCD Side: Sommer Grandchamp Tells Her Struggles from OCD
Invisible Wheelchair Podcast
Sommer opens up in this Stories From The OCD Side about her struggles until she was 23 trying get a diagnosis so she did not feel crazy. It was then she was able to turn her life around. Join us for this wonderful story of OCD success
info_outlineDon Grothoff - Founder of the Invisible Wheelchair tells the story of how the OCD beast invaded their home and start them down a whole new adventure and led to starting this podcast and Family OCD. He tells of the day it started. Join him now...
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