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Mara Wilson struggled with anxiety, OCD after she finished filming 'Matilda': 'This was not something that other kids had'
The former child actor said she as either an "upbeat extroverted kid or I was having an anxiety attack."
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Julia Fox shares TikTok about living with ADHD and OCD: 'It's been very difficult'
The "Uncut Gems" star is opening up about her mental health.
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Camila Cabello says she struggled with a 'vulnerability hangover' after getting honest on her latest album
The "Havana" singer said that her anxiety stopped her from forming healthy relationships.
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Howie Mandel on how mental illness is 'exploited and celebrated' in Hollywood: 'It ends up being pretty lucrative'
The 66-year-old host of "America's Got Talent" recently partnered with NOCD, an online provider of obsessive-compulsive disorder treatment, to bring awareness to the disorder and how it's treated.
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What OCD is — and what it isn’t: 'There are a lot of misperceptions'
While OCD is an actual mental health condition, the term has been co-opted to describe times when someone has a strong preference for things being a certain way. Here's what OCD means.
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Howie Mandel on misconceptions about OCD: 'It's not a joke'
Howie Mandel opens up to Mayim Bialik about living with OCD and other mental health struggles.
Yahoo LifeComedian Nikki Glaser opens up about her battle with anorexia: 'I'd say it was intermittent fasting'
The comedian says she was "in the depths of an eating disorder when COVID hit."
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What's OCD? Here's what you need to know
More than 1 percent of adults experienced OCD in the last year. Here's what you need to know.
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Fashion seller under fire for 'Obsessive Christmas Disorder' pajamas: 'OCD ruins lives'
"OCD is a real, valid mental illness, that effects and can destroy lives."
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Camila Cabello: I Feel in Control of My Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Now
'Havana' singer Camila Cabello talks about life with obsessive-compulsive disorder in the new issue of Cosmopolitan U.K.
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Twin sisters with 'debilitating' OCD dead in apparent suicide pact
Twin sisters Amanda and Sara Eldritch, 33, with OCD were found dead in what police are calling a "suicide pact." According to Sgt. Megan Richards of the Fremont County Sheriff's Office in Canon City, Colo., "The scene did not show a struggle, or that one woman was held against her will."
- AOL.com
Twins 'imprisoned' by debilitating OCD found dead in apparent suicide pact
Identical twin sisters who suffered from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder were found fatally shot in their car in what may have been a suicide pact.
- The Mighty
What I Want to Tell People Who Casually Say They're 'So OCD'
A woman with OCD shares why people shouldn't casually say they are "so OCD."
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Khloé Kardashian slammed for 'Thin AF' post and making light of mental illness
Actress Jameela Jamil of "The Good Place" accused the reality star of undermining her followers' self-esteem, while others called her casual references to "Khlo-C-D" offensive.
- The Mighty
When OCD Makes You Obsessively Think About Dying by Suicide
A woman living with obsessive-compulsive disorder describes her struggle with "suicidal OCD," a type of harm OCD that causes you to obsess about self-harm or dying by suicide.
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Celebrities who have spoken out about their struggles with mental illness
On World Mental Health Day, a look at some of the brave celebrities who have spoken out.
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Target’s Being Accused of Trivializing Mental Illness With Its 'Obsessive Christmas Disorder' Sweater
Target has been accused of trivializing mental illness by stocking a holiday sweater that reads: “OCD Obsessive Christmas Disorder.” We first spotted this story on Adweek, which points out that Target isn’t the only retailer selling goods with the slogan this season. However, given the size of Target, it appears to be the company that has drawn the most ire by stocking the item. Target says it has no plans to de-list the item.
- The Mighty
Sh*t People Say to People With Mental Illness
Finally, there’s a sh*t people say to people with mental illness video, and it’s pretty hilarious — especially if you’ve been there. “For so many years I’ve heard people say things like this, but haven’t spoken up,” the video’s creator Rachel Griffin, a graduate student at New York University, told The Mighty. “When you’re having a hard time in your own mind and people say things like this, it only adds to the shame.” Related: 12 Things to Know When Someone You Love Has Anxiety Griffin, who’s been diagnosed with depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, also wrote a musical comedy about mental illness set in a psychiatric facility.