Relationship OCD can cause persistent, intrusive, distressing doubts and uncertainty about one’s relationships or romantic partner. Dr. Betterly reviews what it looks like, how it’s diagnosed, and what treatments are available.

If you’re living with OCD and considering the possibility of starting medication, it’s extremely common to experience feelings of hesitancy and uncertainty. Dr. Betterly reviews common concerns and tips for making an informed decision that’s driven by choice rather than fear.

Find yourself retracing your route every time you run over a bump in the road, wondering if you’ve hit a pedestrian? Dr. Betterly explains Hit and Run OCD, reviewing common symptoms, effective treatment options, and how to get connected with care.

Dr. Betterly explains public speaking anxiety- what it looks like, how it can impact your college performance, and when to consider seeking professional support.

Dr. Betterly sheds light on OCD in college students, explaining how symptoms may impact academic performance.

Dr. Betterly provides an overview of college mental health by the numbers with a review of the recent statistical data surrounding stress and psychiatric disorders in college students.

Dr. Betterly provides an overview of Compulsive Googling, a common compulsion seen in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

When living with depression, it’s not uncommon to find yourself surrounded by piles of laundry, dirty dishes, and clutter on every surface- what some refer to as a “depression room”. Dr. Betterly explains why depression rooms develop, and how to tackle them.

While we often think of depression in terms of symptoms that impact us in the here and now, research shows that depression may also have long-term health consequences. Dr. Betterly provides insight into how depression can affect our physical health.

If you’re struggling with symptoms of depression during pregnancy, you may be wondering whether antidepressants are even an option. Dr. Holly Betterly provides insight into the role of antidepressant medications during pregnancy.

Mental health conditions are very common, impacting one in five Americans each year. Dr. Betterly summarizes key epidemiological data surrounding the most common psychiatric diagnoses in the United States.

If you’re living with a mental health diagnosis, you may have wondered about whether your children will inherit your condition. Dr. Betterly explains that when it comes to psychiatric disorders, inheritance isn’t so straightforward.