ASMR For People with OCD (repetition, counting, this or that)

ASMR For People with OCD (repetition, counting, this or that) 0:00 - Intro 2:44 -odd numbers counting 3:25 - making decision 3:56 - odd numbers counting 4:26 - making decision 4:54 - odd numbers counting 5:21 - decision making 6:00 - odd numbers counting 6:23 - decision making 6:57 - even numbers counting water bottles 7:46 - even numbers counting spraying 8:16 - even numbers finger snapping 8:41 - even numbers pen clicking 9:12 - even numbers counting 9:43 - face brushing 8 times 9:57 - scissors 8 times 10:14 - staplers 8 times 10:35 -plucking eyelashes 11:13 - matching sharpies 11:35 - words of comfort ► INSTAGRAM - katherinaasmr ► EMAIL - [email protected] ►TIK TOK - katherinaasmr ► What is ASMR? Autonomous sensory meridian response, sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine.

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