Recovery from OCD takes courage, creativity, and a willingness to embrace uncertainty. Join OCD advocates Halima Flynt, Erika McCoy, and Tyler Falcoa for a conversation exploring how creative expression can become a powerful tool for self-discovery, connection, and growth throughout the recovery journey. Together, weโll explore the ways creativity can help individuals reconnect with their… Read more »
Katie O’Dunne draws on her own lived experience with OCD to create an open, honest, and welcoming space where anyone, from anywhere, can connect around the topics that matter most in living with OCD and related disorders. Join the IOCDF’s Community Conversations, sponsored by Stick with the Ick, for conversation, connection, and support as we… Read more »
Join Heather Karp and guest panelists for an authentic conversation about what OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) and BDD (body dysmorphic disorder) truly are, lived experience & common misconceptions. Event is in person on August 12th from 6-8pm at Chalk Gallery in Newburyport, MA. An honest conversation with Christine Ennabe, LCMHC, Therapist & Coach, of Christine Counsels,… Read more »
Weโre thrilled to bring leading OCD experts to the Okanagan for an evening dedicated to improving OCD recognition and evidence-based care. This ๐๐ฅ๐๐ event and dinner, designed exclusively for ๐ต๐ฒ๐ฎ๐น๐๐ต๐ฐ๐ฎ๐ฟ๐ฒ ๐ฝ๐ฟ๐ผ๐ณ๐ฒ๐๐๐ถ๐ผ๐ป๐ฎ๐น๐*, has one goal: improving the recognition, assessment, and evidence-based treatment of OCD. The more clinicians who can recognize OCD early and understand evidence-based treatment,… Read more »
In celebration of OCD awareness week, join OCDCSFL and the IOCDF Young Adult Special Interest Group for a special Meet the Author and panel discussion featuring How to Hide in Plain Sight-a moving novel that explores love, family, and OCD. We’re thrilled to welcome the author herself, Emma Noyes, for this engaging conversation.
The 5th Annual Santa Clarita OCD Walk is a community engagement event that allows individuals to connect, share stories, create impact, and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone. It’s a chance for us to raise funds and awareness of what itย reallyย means to have OCD.ย This free event… Read more »
The OCD Walk is a community engagement event that allows individuals across the country to connect, share stories, create impact, and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone. The OCD Walk is an opportunity to raise funds and awareness of what it really means to have OCD.
The OCD Walk is a community engagement event that allows individuals across the country to connect, share stories, create impact, and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone. The OCD Walk is an opportunity to raise funds and awareness of what it really means to have OCD.
The OCD Walk is a community engagement event that allows individuals across the country to connect, share stories, create impact, and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone. The OCD Walk is an opportunity to raise funds and awareness of what it really means to have OCD.
The OCD Walk is a community engagement event that allows individuals across the country to connect, share stories, create impact, and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone. The OCD Walk is an opportunity to raise funds and awareness of what it really means to have OCD.
