Password Protected Posts – How to enter into Carol Edward’s learning zone

This educational document takes the reader through an interesting journey, in which the author, Carol Edwards, explores personal accounts of living with Misophonia (hatred of sounds) coupled with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Researched information, including proposed diagnostic criteria as a standalone neurological disorder for entry into the DSM-5, is added to this fascinating description of one's aversion to sounds, colours, smells and movements, with the added detail of grief, sensory processing problems and more. This document comes with a 15-question homework check to reinforce the learning objectives and lists some important treatment goals. The article is approx 4,500 words priced at only £2.49 or currency equivalent. A unique password that allows access to the document in Carol Edwards reading zone is sent to the buyer's email address, after payment. Interaction via the "Leave a Reply" section is available to password users, only. Groups welcome - simply click on the item number below before paying the adjusted fee. Please allow 1-3 days for your WordPress code to arrive in your inbox. Thank you.

This document includes comprehensive information with regular homework checks to reinforce the learning objectives. This ERP study material has 6 sections that begin with understanding overt and covert rituals, somatic obsessions, and how to create a hierarchy of fears. Also, monitoring anxiety when doing ERP, changing faulty beliefs, tips and much more! Plus, the author shares snippets of information about a previous somatic obsession and how she overcame it. This article comes with a TRIGGER warning since some of the obsessions and exposure techniques, can (despite ERP efficacy), cause a strong emotional reaction, to begin with. With approx. 10,00 words, this article is a must for anyone who wants to learn more about ERP for bodily sensations, either for themselves or someone else. Feedback of all homework assignments is available (details included in the document). A unique password that allows access to the document is sent to the buyer's email address following purchase. Interaction via the "Leave a Reply" section is available to password users, only. Groups welcome - simply click on the item number below before paying the adjusted fee. Please allow 1-3 days for your WordPress code to arrive in your inbox. Thank you.

Carol Edwards writes an interesting evaluation of the symptoms that describe dissociative states, such as depersonalisation and derealisation. In this 5-part document (approx. 8,000 words), Carol talks about dissociation, not only from personal experience, but also from external study and working previously with individuals who suffer from these often frightening dissociative states on and off the OCD and autism spectrums. An informative read for anyone who lives with dissociation, or for therapists to have in their files for quick reference. This fascinating review comes with links to relevant assessment scales and eight homework checks for strengthening the learning objectives. Feedback of all homework assignments is available (details included in the document). A unique password that allows access to the document is sent to the buyer's email address following purchase. Interaction via the "Leave a Reply" section is available to password users, only. Groups welcome - simply click on the item number below before paying the adjusted fee. Please allow 1-3 days for your WordPress code to arrive in your inbox. Thank you.

Carol Edwards brings fresh ideas to a student's laptop screen, or anyone who wants to help a student free their brain to think more clearly and confidently about their studies. The attention is on students who are troubled with obsessions and compulsions that are about poor memory and failure. This document helps students tackle "just in case" scenarios, become better at decision-making, chunk information, and more! It provides clarity for the student and comes with short question sections to strengthen the learning objectives. A unique password into the learning zone can be purchased for just £2.49. By entering the learning zone, students get the chance to ask the author questions, build confidence, and get back to healthy study. Individual students or groups around the world welcome - just click on the item number below to add more people, and before paying the adjusted fee. Please allow 1-3 days for your WordPress code to arrive in your inbox. Thank you.

The learning objective for this tutorial points towards how and why NSSI occurs. Presently, the general understanding is that people who self-harm do so because they become emotionally overwhelmed with certain stressors. Or they self-blame for "not being good enough". This well-thought-out description of NSSI discusses this concept and considers how people respond to anxiety. The author also covers anxiety in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Treatment options are also discussed. This document (approx. 2,300 words) follows a homework check to strengthen the learning objectives. Groups welcome - simply add the number of people in your group in the box that allows you to buy more than one item. Interaction about the topic is available in the comments section once you enter the reading zone - a password will be sent to you (and your group) within 1-3 days following purchase.