Every year, we hear from teens and young adults at our Annual OCD Conference, what a life-changing event the conference is — and not necessarily because of the sessions or… Read more »
OCD in the Workplace
Editor’s Note: It’s Day Two of International OCD Awareness Week, and we want to continue our discuss about the significance of opening up to friends, family members, and even coworkers… Read more »
2013 #OCDweek Creative Expression Contest Finalists
Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s OCD Awareness Week Creative Expression Contest! We received so many wonderful entries, and it was hard work selecting a handful of finalists… Read more »
“Coming Out” as Having OCD
Editor’s Note: Today is the first day of International OCD Awareness Week! OCD Awareness Week is an important opportunity to talk about what it really means to have OCD, help… Read more »
Announcing the #OCDchat line-up for OCD Awareness Week!
UPDATED 10/11/13: OCD Q&A for Teens and Young Adults has a new time! See below. Our online #OCDchat series is back for OCD Awareness Week next week, and we’ll be… Read more »
Do I still have OCD?
When I was first diagnosed with OCD, I told some people about it—friends and family, mostly. And when it seemed appropriate, I’d tell a coworker. But it wasn’t until a… Read more »
#OCDchat Series: What should we chat about?
Help us chose the next topics to cover in our #OCDchat series! We will be hosting an online chat about OCD and related topics every day of OCD Awareness Week… Read more »
A New Challenge: The Pediatric Campaign for Hope
Challenge… we hear that word a lot in the OCD and related disorders community. People living with OCD are challenged daily to face their fears. It takes determination and a… Read more »
My Journey to Hell and Back, A Personal Experience with CBT and ERP
I am pleased to introduce you to our newest guest blogger, Jackie Lea Sommers. You may remember Jackie from OCD Awareness Week in 2012, when she won our creative expression… Read more »
Listening to My Gut
Today’s blog is the latest installment from our guest blogger, Alison Dotson, author of the upcoming book, Being Me with OCD. When I read Alison’s blog below, what struck me… Read more »