People with OCPD might set
excessively high standards for themselves and others, leading to rigidity in
their thinking and behaviour. They might struggle with flexibility and tend to
be inflexible when it comes to morals, ethics, or values. While the name is
similar, OCPD is distinct from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), as OCPD primarily
revolves around personality traits, whereas OCD involves specific obsessions
and compulsions.
Individuals with OCPD
might find it challenging to work with others due to their insistence on doing
things their way and their difficulty delegating tasks. Relationships might
also suffer due to their inclination towards perfectionism and a need for
control.
Diagnosis involves a thorough
assessment by a mental health professional. Treatment may include therapy
focused on developing flexibility, stress reduction techniques, and improving
interpersonal skills. However, individuals with OCPD might not always seek
treatment as they often see their traits as beneficial or are reluctant to
change their behaviour. Early intervention and support can help manage the impact
of OCPD on daily functioning and relationships.
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