Attendees at the 23rd Annual OCD Conference won’t have to go far to enjoy all Chicago has to offer this summer. With this year’s Conference hotel situated right on Michigan… Read more »
Join us in the Windy City! Chicago Attractions Not to Miss
Then & Now: How has the IOCDF changed your life?
Did you know that this year is the IOCDF’s 30th anniversary? In November 1986, a small group of advocates gathered together to start a non-profit to help all of those… Read more »
Welcome to our New Fund Development Manager, Eric!
If you met Jeff Smith, then you are already missing Jeff Smith. That said, we are excited to bring Eric Steinert on board in the role of Fund Development Manager…. Read more »
Goodbye from Jeff Smith
In 2011 the IOCDF embarked on a new initiative — we needed a fundraising department! And so, with the aid of some generous donors, we were able to find our… Read more »
David Adam to bring humor, hope (and books!) to this year’s OCD Conference
This year’s keynote at the Annual OCD Conference will be delivered with some international flair provided by this year’s speaker, David Adam. An editor for the science journal Nature and… Read more »
The 1 Million Steps 4 OCD Walks are TOMORROW!
We are just one day away from the 1 Million Steps 4 OCD Walks in Boston, Oakland, and Atlanta, and one week away from our postponed Walk in Houston! If you… Read more »
The May Edition Of “Spotlight: OCD News & Research Updates” Is Here!
Each month we bring you the latest in research news and information on obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). This month’s edition also features a special quarterly research highlight on body dysmorphic disorder… Read more »
The Annual OCD Conference: A Journey From Silent Sufferers to Warriors of Hope
The IOCDF’s Annual OCD Conference is not like any other conference. Why am I saying this? Because I have been there, and it has literally changed my life. Needless to… Read more »
How to make your Walk Fundraiser a Success
The 1 Million Steps 4 OCD Walk is just two weeks away, and I am starting to get excited! Are you? I will be at the Walk in Boston this… Read more »
Why Walk for #1Million4OCD — One Mother’s Perspective
The 1 Million Steps 4 OCD Walk provides an opportunity for families and friends to come together and meet others experiencing similar situations who have traveled along similar paths to… Read more »