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psychologists and people who have experienced OCD. Welcome to the OCD stories.

And welcome to episode 378 and in this one I got back on Eva Stepney.

Eva is a research student studying for her PhD at the University of Sheffield.

She's looking at the history of O. C. D. And in our last episode

which was titled Guilty Obsessions, we take a look at the history of that around

guilt in O. C. D. And in this episode I got back on to talk about the history of intrusive thoughts, why we use the term, where it came from.

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Having to even for a time I found this discussion interesting and of course thank you to you guys for listening as always it means

a lot and about for ever do here is either welcome back to the show either.

Hi thanks having me yeah it's good to have you on and obviously we talked about guilty obsessions last time and I'll link to that

episode and but for those who haven't heard that just a bit of background on who you are and your perspective on a CD,

or where you're studying it, sorry, how you're studying it, I should say.

Yeah.

So I'm a PhD student at the University of Sheffield and I am looking at the kind of historical

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