Why OCD Is Called the “Doubting Disorder”

Why OCD Is Called the “Doubting Disorder”

By Toby Brans, LPC · November 4, 2026 You already asked. They already answered. For a little while, you felt relieved. Then another question appeared: What if I left something out? What if they misunderstood? What if I am remembering it wrong? Now you want to explain...
ACT for Social Anxiety: Small Steps Toward Connection

ACT for Social Anxiety: Small Steps Toward Connection

You leave a conversation and replay one sentence all evening. You want to join a group, but imagine everyone noticing how nervous you feel. Even sending a simple message can turn into several drafts and a long wait. Social anxiety can put distance between you and...
What Is Workability in ACT? Relief, Rest, and What Helps Over Time

What Is Workability in ACT? Relief, Rest, and What Helps Over Time

Workability in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) means looking at what a response does in your life, in context and over time. Does it help you move toward what matters to you? What does it cost? What support would make another response possible? It is not a...
Why Do I Keep Replaying Conversations? ACT for Overthinking

Why Do I Keep Replaying Conversations? ACT for Overthinking

By Toby Brans, LPC · Luna & Sol Counseling A conversation can be over while your mind is still reviewing it. This guide explores what may keep the loop going and how to respond with care, practical support, and more choice. Choose How You Would Like to Read Both...
ACT for ADHD and Executive Dysfunction: Why Starting Is Hard

ACT for ADHD and Executive Dysfunction: Why Starting Is Hard

By Toby Brans, LPC · Luna & Sol Counseling Choose How You’d Like to Read Both versions share the same central guidance. Choose based on your time and energy. You can switch anytime. Quick Read Key ideas and one practical next step · about 5 minutes Full Guide...