Welcome to the AT Parenting Survival Podcast, where you get help and guidance through the chaos

of parenting a child with anxiety or OCD. This show is for educational purposes and is not

intended to replace the guidance of a qualified professional. Here's your host, child therapist, Natasha Daniels. Well, hello there,

and welcome to another episode of the AT Parenting Survival Podcast. Today I want to talk to you

about something that happens a lot. I see this in my AT parenting community. I saw this in the

parents and families that I treated in my practice, and that is missing new OCD symptoms.

And there is a reason why this happens, and there is a very easy way to prevent that from happening.

We're going to talk all about that.

But before we jump into today's episode, I want to thank No CD for sponsoring this episode.

No CD offers affordable, effective, convenient therapy, and they're available in the U.S. and outside the U.S. You can schedule your free 15-minute consultation to see if no CD is a right fit for you and your child.

Just go to Treat MyOCD.com. That is treat my oCD.com. I'll leave a link in the show notes

as well. Also, if you want to know the five things that every parent needs to know when they're raising a

child with OCD, check out my OCD webinar. You can go to Natasha Daniels.com slash OCD webinar

and learn what those are. All right, let's jump into today.

So why do people miss new OCD symptoms? You'd think if their child had OCD before,

or if your child had OCD before, you're not going to miss it again because it's a doozy.

It stands out. You would notice it.

It would debilitate the whole family.

That's not true.

So I'm going to talk about the four main reasons why I see people missing OCD symptoms in their kids.

And then after the break, we'll talk about how you can prevent that from happening.

The first one is that there is just this relief that it's finally gone, that it's manageable.

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