Calming Photography Gifts by James Callner

Calming Photography Gifts by James Callner

 

James Callner is an OCD Educator, but one of his first loves is photography. He taught film-making at the college level for 37 years and has been taking ocean landscape photography for years.
 
 
 
James is now offering a special OCD Recovery calendar of this photography as well as a collection of his works in a hard cover book. Click on the links below to purchase. A portion of the proceeds will go to producing more OCD coaching videos.
 
 
Browse below! Great gifts for yourself, family and/or friends. Click on the photo or the link…
 
 
 
 

2020 OCD Recovery Calendar: 8.5 x 11, $14.50

James Callner OCD Educator and Photographer has created a specific calendar for OCD suffers with words of encouragement and help.

 

 

James Callner Photography 2020 Calendar: 8.5 x 11, $15.95

James Callner Photography Calendar for 2020, Landscape, nature and ocean sunset photography.

 

James Callner Photography Hard Cover Book: $29.95

Ocean and Landscape Photographer, James Callner now has a collection of some of his finest photos. This glossy hard cover book is the perfect holiday, birthday, anniversary or any day gift.

 

JamesCallnerPhotography.com

Visit Jim’s photography website to see, and purchase if you like, all of his beautiful and calming photos.

 

New Book by James Callner

It's a Matter of Trust: Hope & Solutions for OCD and How I Got Better.
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OCD Coaching Videos & Words of Wisdom
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Turn your negatives into positives by taking the risk to face your fears. That’s how we teach our brains we are stronger, braver more courageous than we think. We truly are. ... See MoreSee Less

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Self-talk
Any qualified therapist will teach you about "self-talk". Why is it so important to have some kind of dialog with yourself when you are struggling with OCD symptoms? Well, before I answer that from my own perspective, let me ask you a question. Have you ever had a positive or nurturing obsession and/or compulsion caused by OCD? My answer is, never. Obsessions that have led me to compulsions have always been negative in some way. In my experience with recovery, self-talk is countering the negativity that OCD delivers. Even if you don't fully believe the words you are saying to yourself, your subconscious will still follow your lead. Examples: OCD says; you are going to panic right now. You counter with self-talk, I've been here before and I handled it, so go ahead and bring it on. OCD says; You may harm someone with that thought. You counter with self-talk; Nice try OCD, but that's not who I am. I have higher values than your bizarre obsessions. OCD says; you have to wash your hands or you will be contaminated. You counter with self-talk; I don't have to do anything you say because I'm in control here, not you! When OCD nags me with negativity or challenges, my own self-talk always leads me to these words - " yeah, yeah, yeah, heard it before but I ain't going down that road today." Now you tell me which feels more like recovery, self-talk or OCD babble? I choose positive, nurturing, encouraging self-talk. Takes practice but really works. JC <3 ... See MoreSee Less

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Self-talk Any qualified therapist will teach you about self-talk. Why is it so important to have some kind of dialog with yourself when you are struggling with OCD symptoms? Well, before I answer that from my own perspective, let me ask you a question. Have you ever had a positive or nurturing obsession and/or compulsion caused by OCD? My answer is, never. Obsessions that have led me to compulsions have always been negative in some way. In my experience with recovery, self-talk is countering the negativity that OCD delivers. Even if you dont fully believe the words you are saying to yourself, your subconscious will still follow your lead. Examples: OCD says; you are going to panic right now. You counter with self-talk, Ive been here before and I handled it, so go ahead and bring it on. OCD says; You may harm someone with that thought. You counter with self-talk; Nice try OCD, but thats not who I am. I have higher values than your bizarre obsessions. OCD says; you have to wash your hands or you will be contaminated. You counter with self-talk; I dont have to do anything you say because Im in control here, not you! When OCD nags me with negativity or challenges, my own self-talk always leads me to these words - yeah, yeah, yeah, heard it before but I aint going down that road today. Now you tell me which feels more like recovery, self-talk or OCD babble? I choose positive, nurturing, encouraging self-talk. Takes practice but really works. JC
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OCD Coaching Videos are not designed to replace professional OCD Therapy. They are intended to help in the education and coaching for those suffering with OCD. James Callner is an OCD Educator and Coach, teaching from over 35 years of his own recovery experience. The Coaching Videos, Blog Posts and other information on this website are not a replacement for a professional therapist. Mr. Callner contributes his videos to the OCD Treatment Centre in Taunton England. OCD Treatment Centre therapists approve all OCD Coaching Videos. .