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I’ll never forget the day my life took a major twist. I was only six when the obsessions began. I was far too young to comprehend the complex nature of the disorder I suffered from. I wasn’t aware I’d be forced into a gory, lonely world – my Whinnie-the-Pooh and Little Mermaid thoughts would soon […]
Last week I read an article in the London Metro newspaper about the EU’s recent move to ban many herbal / Chinese remedies from being sold / promoted / practised in European countries. The UK government have declined to participate in this movement, instead opting to institute a requirement that all such practitioners register themselves […]
The launch party for ‘Check Mates: A Collection of Fiction, Poetry and Artwork about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, by People with OCD’ – available on Amazon today. Also, now in a kindle edition! Part of the proceeds will be donated to OCD charities. At the launch, Vrinda Pendred (Editor & Founder of Conditional Publications), Sharon Meyer (Promotions […]
Please do check out ‘The Unspoken Truth about OCD’ – an interview conducted by online book promoter and life coach Lynn Serafinn, here as well as ‘OCD – Everyone Relates to It and It Can Be Overcome’, with relationship coach Geoff Laughton, which can be found here – as well as OCD, this interview touches […]
Read Vrinda Pendred’s interview with life coach Lyabo Asani – and remember to purchase Check Mates tomorrow, 11 May, on Amazon for your chance to claim free online goodies, including a free short story about Tourette Syndrome by Vrinda Pendred. Buffer
Read Paula Tarrant’s interview with Vrinda Pendred on creating from the challenge of OCD Buffer
Click here for Vrinda Pendred’s interview with Asset e-Books, who recently featured Check Mates as their book of the week! Buffer
Click here for Vrinda Pendred’s interview with author Edee Conrad Buffer
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder affects pretty much everyone. Maybe you have it yourself. Or perhaps your partner has it, or your sibling, or an old childhood friend, or maybe your next-door neighbour. You might not even be aware of it, but the chances are high that you know someone who is obsessive-compulsive. In recent years, OCD has […]
Click here and here for two interviews with therapist, trainer and mother Callie Carling Buffer