<b>Wibbly Wobblies That Live Inside My Tummy’ is a powerful, useful and entertaining tool for patient and carer education. <br>
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This book beautifully describes the symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in the form of a children’s story, written from the perspective of Max, a young boy who has OCD. Any child or adult will warm to these descriptions and pictures. <br>
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Max’s intended audience is other children who have OCD and family and friends, who have also been touched by the difficulties associated with living with OCD. Max portrays OCD as a real illness and that with the right medical support and also love and care from family and friends, other sufferers can seek out help and find a reprieve from the wretched Wibbly Wobblies and their nasty tricks.<br>
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Living with OCD can be a debilitating experience. However, Max’s story is a true story of victory and triumph. It is a story of hope.<br>
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and OCD</b>
