Title: A Rigid Personality Disorder
Headings: A Rigid Personality Disorder
A Rigid Personality Disorder
I – How to Define a Rigid Personality Disorder?
*** What Is an Obsessive Personality?
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Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder : Understanding the Overly Rigid, Controlling Person
II – Am I Psychorigid?
1. Mistrust of Others
2. A Flight in Front of His Emotions
3. Anguish of Abandonment
*** Advice to the Entourage
III – How to Live with a Psychorigid Person?
1. “These Are Above All Anxious People”
2. Confrontation Generally Has No Effect
3. “With the Time and the Arrival of the Children, It Became Heavy”
4. Learn to Combine Expectations
5. At Work, Prefer Conciliation to Confrontation
IV – Psychorigidity: Which Treatment?

Content: Difficult to live in harmony with such a personality if one is oneself in reverse of flexible nature, even disordered. How can we explain that some people cannot free themselves from principles that they are often the first to impose? 1. “ These Are Above All Anxious People”
“The psychorigid people belong to the category of obsessions, well described by Freud, explains the psychologist Patrick Estrade, author of the book You said neurosis (ed Dangles). These are above all anxious people, who need, in order to contain their anxieties to control their environment as much as possible, this must be its place, the word given must be respected, the commitments kept, etc. It is an intellectual markup which they cannot derogate on pain of losing their footing “, stresses the psychologist. 2. Confrontation Generally Has No Effect
“It’s not easy to live with these people,” says Patrick Estrade, “although there are still some advantages to be gained by them, psychorigides are reliable, they say what they do and do what they say. The problem comes from their certainty of being in the right and their refusal to take another path since they are in their right, they are convinced. “ However, adds Patrick Estrade, life also needs sometimes inconsistent attitudes and “roundness”.