During the fourth year of her psychology degree – the first year of the master’s programme – Michelle Ingemann Mørk completed a one-year clinical placement at OCD Klinikken. She worked with her own clients under supervision and took part in the clinic’s professional work. Michelle’s article contributions focused on self-care for relatives and on doubt and irrational thought processes in OCD.
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Articles
Mørk & Korch
Graduate psychology student
Taking care of yourself as a relative in everyday life with OCD
OCD often affects the whole family. This article looks at why relatives also need to take care of themselves when worries, questions and frustration begin to dominate everyday life.
Michelle Ingemann Mørk
Graduate psychology student
Doubt and irrational thought processes in OCD
Doubt is central to many OCD patterns. This article explains how irrational doubt can be given unhelpful meaning and become difficult to leave alone.