Nicolai Korch was in the fourth year of his psychology degree – the first year of the master’s programme – when he completed a one-year clinical placement at OCD Klinikken. Over the course of the year, Nicolai worked with his own clients under supervision and took part in the clinic’s professional work. He also contributed to articles on self-care for relatives and on how mood can influence OCD.
Published content
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.
Nicolai Korch
Graduate psychology student
The importance of mood in OCD
OCD often thrives in seriousness, heaviness and narrowing of life. This article looks at how mood, engagement and positive activity can create better conditions for change.