Obsessions can take over a person's life. Imagine repeatedly checking to see if the oven is turned off or having any thought that you just can't make go away. Dr. Phil takes a closer look at Obsessive-Compulsive behaviors, and talks to his guests about coping with their anxiety.

Phyllis
"If I had to choose between my family and cleaning, I have my doubts over who would win," says Phyllis, who turns to Dr. Phil for help with her cleaning obsession.

 

 

Susie
Susie is concerned that she'll pass on her Obsessive-Compulsive behaviors — including hoarding, saving money, and washing her hands — to her 6-year-old son.

 

 

 

Both women share their stories with Dr. Phil.

 See how Phyllis is doing today.