OCD

Anxiety & OCD in the Classroom The IOCDF online resource center for school personnel, students, and their families includes information about anxiety and OCD in the school setting, school accommodations, tools for teachers, and educational materials. VISIT

Common Types of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) This resource provides in-depth information about the types of behaviors associated with OCD. VISIT

From the Experts: OCD Special Topics Use this resource to get more information about subtypes of OCD, co-occuring mental health issues, and treatment options. VISIT

Growing Up with Undiagnosed OCD: How My Diagnosis Changed My Perspective A personal account of someone living with OCD, and how they came to recognize their symptoms as OCD and ultimately found relief through medication and therapy. VISIT

Helping A Loved One with OCD If a family member has been told they have OCD, you may be asking “What can I do to help?” This information provides ways family members of older teens and adults with OCD can help and includes ways to recognize and reduce accommodation behaviors. VISIT

How is OCD Treated? Learn more about the different treatment options for OCD along with comments from leading experts. VISIT

How to Find the Right Therapist for OCD Learn the tips and questions to ask in order to find the right OCD therapist. VISIT

Listing of Therapists, Support Groups and Clinics that treat OCD The IOCDF Resource Directory is a comprehensive search engine of over 2,700 listings for OCD therapists, pre-licensed trainee therapists, medication prescribers, support groups, specialty clinics and programs, and local IOCDF Affiliates. VISIT

Living With OCD: Breaking the Cycle A personal account of someone with an OCD diagnosis raising awareness of treatment options, including behavioral interventions, medications, and stress management techniques. VISIT

Living with OCD Whether you are diagnosed with OCD, a family member, or a loved one, there are resources available to help you live with OCD or be a source of support to a loved one. VISIT

OCD & Related Disorders in Children This resource provides information about OCD in children, family stories, severe cases and related disorders. VISIT

OCD Caregiver Support Group The OCD Caregiver Support Group, facilitated by Kathryn Atkinson, offers a supportive environment for caregivers of individuals with OCD and related disorders. Meetings occur monthly on the third Tuesday at 8 PM via Zoom. Participants share experiences, provide mutual support, and discuss challenges like family accommodation and burnout. The group is open to adults and addresses various topics, including OCD, PANDAS/PANS, and autism spectrum disorders. A fee of $40 applies for participation. VISIT

OCD Resource Directory This resources provides information about OCD and where to get both individual and group support. VISIT

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Resources Find podcasts, memoirs, poems, and other information about OCD. VISIT

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Latest Research Learn about the latest research being done to better understand OCD. VISIT

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Overview Use this resource to learn more about symptoms, treatments, and related conditions. VISIT

Overview of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Learn more about OCD diagnosis, treatment, and symptoms. VISIT

Parent and Caregiver Support Group The Parent and Caregiver Support Group, hosted by the International OCD Foundation, is a free virtual meeting held on the third Tuesday of each month from 5 to 6 PM. It provides a supportive environment for adults caring for children, teens, spouses, or partners with OCD or anxiety. Participants can connect with others, share experiences, and learn self-care strategies. To attend, individuals should RSVP via email. VISIT

Perinatal OCD Resource Center Perinatal OCD, often called postpartum OCD or maternal/paternal OCD, is a serious mental health condition that can be experienced by parents, whether or not they are a childbearing parent. It can affect parents of any gender and can occur during the pregnancy period and/or after the baby’s birth. This resource center includes information about what perinatal OCD is, how it’s treated, information for loved ones, information for clinical providers, and resources to help navigate life and care for those affected. VISIT

Treatments for OCD Learn more in-depth information about the therapies used to treat OCD. VISIT

What is OCD? Learn more about obsessions and compulsions, common themes and compulsive behaviors along with comments from a leading expert. VISIT

What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Use this resource to learn more about signs, symptoms and treatment options. VISIT