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AnxietyintheClassroom.org provides useful information, resources, and materials about anxiety and OCD as they relate to the school setting. In addition, it offers specific tools for teachers, administrators, and other school personnel who may work with students with anxiety and/or OCD. Parents and students can also find tools and information to help them advocate for school accommodations, as well as to educate their teachers and classmates about OCD and anxiety.
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If you are living with OCD, you know that it can impact all areas of your life and pose unique challenges. Whether you have OCD or know someone who does, there are resources available to support you. The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the ongoing worldwide outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) a pandemic. In response, public health experts around the world have asked individuals and organizations to take action to prevent and limit the transmission of this disease in their communities. This may create unique challenges for people in the OCD and related disorders community as we work to balance what’s best for population health and what’s best for our individual mental health. We've put together the following resources that you may find useful. If you have questions that aren't addressed here, please contact us at (617) 973-5801 or info@iocdf.org.
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