2003 OCF Grant
A systematic investigation of intensive residential management for severe obsessive compulsive disorder: Predictors of short and long-term outcome
S. Evelyn Stewart, MD
Research Grant Recipients Archive
The Research Grant Recipients Archive describes studies that were funded by the IOCDF (formerly known as the Obsessive Compulsive Foundation (OCF)). In line with our goals of increasing our understanding of OCD and related disorders, improving treatment, and reducing stigma, almost $11 million has been awarded in research grants to promising studies since 1994.
Currently, there are three available grants: the Breakthrough Award, the Innovator Award, and the Michael A. Jenike Young Investigator Award.
Breakthrough and Innovator Awards are granted to investigators whose work represents “high-risk, high-reward” science that could make a profound impact in understanding and treating OCD. Jenike Young Investigator Awards have funded promising early-career researchers who are working to establish themselves in the field of OCD and related disorders.
We hope this Archive provides an accessible means of understanding research and will continue updating it with any new information grant recipients provide. For more information about any of the studies presented in our Archive, please email research@iocdf.org.
2003 OCF Grant
The effects of brief consultation to families of OCD treatment refusers: A pilot outcome study
Melanie M. VanDyke, PhD & C. Alec Pollard, PhD
2003 OCF Grant
Clinical and genetics studies of OCD with and without tics
Karen Weissbecker, PhD & Humberto Nicolini, MD, PhD
2003 OCF Grant
Multi-site study of CBT treatment failures
Sabine Wilhelm, PhD & Gail Steketee, PhD
2003 OCF Grant
T-cell characterization after Streptococcal M-protein inoculation and superantigen administration: A role for superantigens in neuropsychiatric disorders
Kyle A. Williams, Suck Won Kim, MD, Patrick M. Schlievert, PhD, & Jon E. Grant, JD, MD
2002 OCF Grant
Cognitive-behavior therapy for comorbid OCD and major depression
Jonathan S. Abramowitz, PhD
2002 OCF Grant
Home-based versus office-based behavioral treatment of obsessive compulsive disorder
Martin Antony, PhD
2002 OCF Grant
The effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder: Do symptom-based subgroups respond differently?
John E. Calamari, PhD
2002 OCF Grant
Cytochrome p450 2D6 polymorphisms/duplications and serotonin uptake inhibitor response in OCD: A pilot study
Stefanie Schwartz, PhD & John Black, MD
2002 OCF Grant
Compulsive hoarding among elderly people
Gail Steketee, PhD