Last week, we learned a bit about the upcoming Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) talks at this year’s conference from presenters Jesse Crosby and Nate Gruner. Today, we are back… Read more »
Teen Success, OCD and All — Q+A with Michael Levine, Teen Presenter
Michael Levine’s OCD first emerged in the 3rd grade. His family was lucky enough to find a therapist knowledgeable about OCD and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy who helped… Read more »
Hope for OCD—Q+A with Heather Currey
For today’s blog post, we talked with Heather Currey, who attended her first conference in 2007 as an individual with OCD, and is now back to tell her story as… Read more »
Talking about ACT—Q+A with Presenters Jesse Crosby and Nate Gruner
We are excited to have a number of talks at this year’s conference that focus on a relatively new treatment option for OCD, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, or ACT. In… Read more »
Q+A with Chris Trondsen—A Young Adult’s View of the Conference
Last week, we heard from Liz Trondsen, who offered a mother’s perspective of the IOCDF conference. Today, we get a young adult’s take on the conference from Liz’s son Chris,… Read more »
A View from the Top—Q+A with our Executive Director
Today is the last day to register for the 19th Annual IOCDF Annual Conference at the Early Bird Discount rate — so if you have been on the fence about… Read more »
Q+A with Liz Trondsen—A Parent’s Perspective
Liz Trondsen, whose son has OCD and BDD, has been attending the IOCDF Annual Conference since 2003. She initially attended the conference as a parent seeking out as much information… Read more »
What it’s like to attend the IOCDF Conference—A firsthand perspective
In addition to highlighting the presenters who will be at this year’s conference, we also want this blog to highlight the point of view of conference attendees. Paula Kotakis from… Read more »
Conference FAQ (Frequently asked questions)
For today’s blog, we wanted to take a moment to answer some of the most common questions we hear from attendees, especially those planning to come to their first IOCDF… Read more »
Q+A with Jack and Liz, Kids/Teen Presenters
As we’ve mentioned in previous posts, one of the things we hear time and time again from our conference attendees is how unique the IOCDF conference is, especially when it… Read more »