Breaking the Cycle: Addressing OCD and Shame for Children of Immigrants

What does it feel like to live with OCD, especially when it’s misnamed, misunderstood, or stigmatized? Simran Chahal, RSW and therapist at Amanda Neves Therapy, shares a deeply personal reflection on navigating OCD within the context of culture, identity, and mental health. With honesty and insight, she discusses how early symptoms were overlooked, how shame shaped her experience, and how finding the right language and support transformed her relationship with OCD and self-worth.

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A Review of "Motherless Daughters: The Legacy of Loss"

The death of a parent can be a devastating life milestone. In particular, the loss of a mother is a unique experience for a daughter, especially early on in life. In this book review, ANT therapist Stephanie Premrl shares her insights on “Motherless Daughters”, as well as her own experiences of grief, loss, and healing.

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