The Boy Who Used Rituals To Cope
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The Boy Who Used Rituals To Cope
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“Once there was a boy who had OCD symptoms and tics. He would have to say certain things at certain times and clear his throat if he had the urge. His mom was pretty good at being empathetic but sometimes she got impatient. Especially when other circumstances in her life were adding additional stress. At those moments she’d say,” You have to be stronger! You have to delay that urge and learn to cope!” It sounded like the right thing to say, but underneath were different words, more truthful words: “I’m scared that my son is behaving like this and I’m tired. I wish he’d just stop.”
—from ‘The Boy Who Used Rituals To Cope'
A story about a mom who feels frustrated by her son’s OCD symptoms but then realizes that he’s really only doing the very best he can to cope with stressors out of his control.
(For adults only.)
This episode was written by Jessica Laurel Kane; music by Jerome Rossen at Freshmade Music.
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