Historically, psychologists have considered obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
a challenging disorder to treat, with significant numbers of patients failing to benefit
from treatment. The heterogeneity of the population and the complexity of the disorder
have been contributing factors. However, cognitive-behavioral treatments are showing
great promise, particularly when delivered with pharmacotherapy and tailored to the
unique characteristics of each OCD subtype. The chapters in this volume, written by
prominent specialists, provide practical, step-by-step descriptions of psychological
approaches to treating OCD.

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