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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Lots of people describe themselves, family members or friends, as "a bit OCD," meaning they like to keep things organized, or they keep their apartment super clean. But keeping your pencils sharp and hoovering every day is a far cry from the reality of the real clinical disorder of obsessive-compulsive disorder. To begin, watch the following video, made by a filmmaker who has OCD and demonstrates what daily life...

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