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четверг, 6 декабря 2018 г.

New photo Boohoo slammed for ‘Obsessive Christmas Disorder’ PJs by mental health charities

BOOHOO has been slammed by mental health charities for its new ‘Obsessive Christmas Disorder’ PJs – which they say “trivialises” OCD.


Obsessive Compulsive Disorder affects up to 750,000 Brits and sees sufferers carrying out repetitive behaviours and battling intrusive thoughts.


Boohoo has been slammed by mental health charities and shoppers for its ‘Obsessive Christmas Disorder’ PJs
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The festive set, which is currently on sale for £17, had OCD written at the top – with Rudolph’s red nose forming the ‘O’.


It sparked outrage online, where one shopper tweeted the online retailer saying: “Hey @boohoo, what’s with these pyjamas?


“OCD is a real, valid metal illness, that effects and can destroy lives. Its not something to make jokes about.


“I know for a fact that there would not be pyjamas with jokes about depression, bipolar disorder, anorexia etc.”


Shoppers have also blasted the retailer for ‘making jokes about mental illness’
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Mental health charities have also criticised Boohoo.


Olivia Bamber, the Youth Service and Communications Manager of OCD Action, said: “Products which mock or trivialise OCD add to these misconceptions and can stop people who are genuinely affected by the condition seeking help, often due to a fear that they will not be taken seriously.


“It’s important that we challenge these trivialising products, even though their intention is not to cause any distress or offense.


“OCD Action welcomes conversations with organisations and is happy to help educate them about how they can contribute positively to people’s understanding of this debilitating mental health condition.”


OCD-UK has also contacted Boohoo about the item and was told Boohoo will review whether or not to ban it from sale.


It comes after TK Maxx was forced to apologise and pull a line of ‘OCD’ kitchenware from sale after receiving a backlash from campaigners online.


The set is currently on sale for £17 – and clearly says ‘OCD’ on the top
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Ashley Fulwood, of OCD-UK, said it isn’t the first time they’ve had to battle offensive products.


Ashley said: “There are two issues – one is that it trivialises it and the second is that it fuels these misconceptions of OCD being something quirky.


“It fails to recognise that the ‘D’ in OCD stands for disorder.


“It’s not just a case of us being easily offended. People fail to realise how severe it can be.


“It destroys lives, relationships, careers and sadly we have tragic consequences of people taking their own lives.”

A Boohoo spokesman said they are investigating, adding: “We are aware.”


The NHS recently warned tots as young as TWO suffer mental health problems, with one in eight kids at risk.


From bad moods to emotional outbursts, these are the nine signs your child could have a mental health disorder.

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