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Brain Lock
Jeffrey M. Schwartz
科学与数学

Brain Lock

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Ask HN: Rate my idea - a site for OCD sufferers Recently I've read a book called "Brain Lock" which is about effective 4-step technique of rewiring your brain and getting rid of OCD symptoms. The steps are "Relabel", "Reattribute", "Refocus", "Revalue". Not getting into details, but among other things the author suggests to have a log of successes, which means a person should write down when he was able to workaround his compulsion. The idea is to create a website, which is a place for people to have their ocd-journals, read each other successes and tips on how to struggle against compulsions (which might be useful, because one of the ideas in struggling against compulsions is to switch the attention to something else). What do you think about it? Do you think it'd be hard to makret such a thing? Getting money out of it? Any OCD sufferers…

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