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Able to intervene when increasing levels of anxiety occur would be the discharge criterion appropriate for a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder who is using ritualistic behaviors
Teaching the client to identify events that trigger ritualistic behavior and how to break the pattern will enable them to know when and how to act in order to maintain escalating anxiety at a tolerable level. There is no proof to suggest that the client is seeing hallucinations. Speaking up for oneself verbally or adhering to the norms of the clinical environment are not priorities.
Psychoeducation and exposure, response prevention, Increased parental involvement in therapy, reinforcement, streamlined cognitive therapy, including children's interests and giving children choices are strategies included in the cognitive behavior therapy are helpful in obsessive compulsive disorder.
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