OCD loves to run the show in the therapy room — it pops in, interrupts, glares, argues, and tries everything to keep your child from opening up. But when kids learn to name OCD’s tactics, call out its lies, and talk through the discomfort… that’s where real progress begins. If your child is starting therapy (or you’re still considering it), this is what good OCD work can look like — separating the child from OCD, exposing OCD’s tricks, and helping your child take their power back one session at