Anyone who struggles with OCD knows just how agonizing it can be. I Think I Hit Someone is a clear, practical guide to understanding and managing the disorder, with a particular focus on predominantly mental obsessions-commonly known as "Pure O."
Rooted in what science reveals about the OCD brain, this book explores how core therapies-including ACT, CBT, ERP, and mindfulness-can spark positive changes through neuroplasticity.
But science is only part of the story. The author reveals his own decades-long battle with OCD, explaining how spirituality and Christian faith can play a vital, supportive role in recovery.
This book doesn't promise an instant fix, but it offers something better: realistic hope. OCD may not disappear completely, but it can become manageable, opening the door to a full and free life.