
If you’re raising a child or teen with OCD or anxiety, you’re in the right place.
Parenting a child with OCD can feel confusing, exhausting, and isolating, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Each week, therapist Natasha Daniels shares practical, evidence-based strategies to help you understand how OCD and anxiety really work, respond in ways that support recovery, and feel more confident a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHealth & FitnessKids & FamilyMental Health | |||

Most people think contamination OCD is about germs, chemicals, or bodily fluids. But what happens when your child feels like a thought, memory, word, person, or experience has become contaminated?
In this episode of the AT Parenting Survival Podcast... more
In this episode, I talk with Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Chyllia Dixon about the emotional impact of growing up with a chronic illness and the unique mental health challenges children and families can face along the way.
Drawing fro... more
It can be hard to tell whether OCD treatment is helping, especially when compulsions haven’t noticeably decreased, distress seems higher, or new themes suddenly appear.
But progress is not always measured by how quiet OCD looks on the outside. Somet... more
If your child has OCD, you’ve probably spent countless hours trying to make their intrusive thoughts go away. It’s an understandable instinct, but it’s also one of the biggest misconceptions about OCD.
In this episode, I’ll unpack the common misunde... more
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Thank you. From a mom of an always anxious child who’s anxiety suddenly changed into something else in the last couple of years. We were in a program for anxious children but didn’t really match or feel seen by the other children and therapists. Your podcast on emetophobia completely blew my mind and I cried through the whole episode, finally understanding my daughter. We are now in the right treatment.
All the free info and print out sheets have also helped us understand that we can’t rationali... more
I’ve been listening a few months. One of my children started treating their sibling as a source of contamination, and I had no idea what to do with that. Episode 411 was about exactly that.
Natasha gives families the confidence to stand up to OCD while still showing the child who’s suffering love and compassion.
I am new to the learning aspect of OCD. Ive been a mom of a daughter with OCD and have just dealt with it along the way. But I feel like it’s time for me to learn a better way. I feel like I need a Community to lean on. And a professional with guidance to help me find a better way than just dealing with it. Find myself getting very frustrated at the end of long days and I’m tired and my daughter’s OCD is repeating. And it’s only me in the family that she focuses on so everything I say I have t... more
I’m grateful to have come across this podcast. There is so much to learn about OCD and the anxiety that can accompany it. Thank you for sharing your experiences and insights.
I’m so thankful for Natasha and the work she does with parents. A friend sent me this podcast when our daughter was newly diagnosed and we have learned so much. I’m especially thankful for the recent episode that shed light on Just Right OCD as it was a very hard one to figure out and diagnose. I recommend this podcast as a great starting point to any parent that is dealing with a child with OCD. Highly recommend you give it a try! No judgement, very validating and super helpful!
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A pragmatic, experience-driven show that helps parents of kids with OCD and anxiety navigate everyday life with practical, evidence-based strategies. Episodes balance actionable home routines, therapy navigation, and ways to support children without policing or overexerting control, often weaving in personal stories and sponsor resources for ERP-based treatment. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on collaboration with therapists, clear guidance on reducing enabling behaviors, and a relatable, down-to-earth host who speaks from both clinical and parental perspectives. The format consistently offers home-life adaptations, step-by-step tips, and access to supportive programs, making it a likely valuable resource for families and profe... more
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