obsessive-compulsive neurosis

How does a parent or teacher recognize signs of obsessive-compulsive neurosis?

He is diagnosing him as obsessive-compulsive neurosis by himself.

Obsessive-compulsive neurosis appears to be sensitive to stress and to difficulties at home or in school."

Obsessive-compulsive neurosis is often related to school phobias or problems and can be mislabled as a learning disability.

Problems of therapy in obsessive-compulsive neurosis.

He has a type of obsessive-compulsive neurosis that compels him to force any place of tidiness into disarray.

A person is diagnosed with borderline schizophrenia when they exhibit one or another of non-psychotic symptoms such as anxiety, hysteria, phobic or obsessive-compulsive neuroses.

Because obsessive-compulsive neurosis can be subtle, they should be alert to changes in behavior or indications that a routine or ritual is beginning to dominate a child's life.

Sara asserted that it was handy for almost anybody to drop in on his psychiatrist now and then, and find out what phobias, schizophrenic reactions, paranoid behaviours, or obsessive-compulsive neuroses he might have developed this past week.

For those whose familiarity with obsessive-compulsive neurosis derives from the character who took his own plastic-wrapped utensils to a restaurant - portrayed by Jack Nicholson in the movie "As Good as It Gets" - the idea that the affliction also affects children can be surprising.