Shala Nicely, our 2013 keynote speaker, recently published a two-part blog about her experience at this year’s Conference. In these blogs she shared her thoughts on advocacy, a key theme… Read more »
Introducing the OCDvocate Advocacy Program
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Donate to the Pediatric Campaign 4 Hope
For the third year in a row, a longtime donor to the IOCDF will provide a matching gift for funds raised through the Pediatric Campaign 4 Hope. This campaign helps… Read more »
Willison IV, L. David
The Advocate’s Pledge
I pledge to become an advocate for obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders on behalf of the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF). As an advocate, I pledge to fulfill the… Read more »
Become an IOCDF Grassroots Advocate!
What is an IOCDF Grassroots Advocate? At the IOCDF, we get many requests from members of the OCD community who want to know what they can do to help. Whether… Read more »
“Living With OCD” Podcast — The Perfect Cap to #OCDcon Weekend
This year’s 22nd Annual OCD Conference was special in many ways, from record-breaking attendance numbers to the excitement of getting to host this year’s Conference in the IOCDF’s hometown of Boston…. Read more »
OCD Conference: Going Home
It’s the last day of the Conference: Prepare to be sad when you leave, and maybe sadder when you get home. I said to someone yesterday, “Can’t we just live… Read more »
OCD Conference: Saturday, Saturday, Saturday!
Wow! What a packed day! I don’t know about you, but my schedule was packed back to back — the only moments of downtime I had were before my presentation… Read more »
OCD Conference: Boston edition
How is day one winding down already? I’ve been looking forward to this since last year’s Conference, and we’re cruising through this year’s already. As with last year, I’m wearing… Read more »
The 2015 Annual OCD Conference is here!
Welcome to Boston! We’re so glad a record-breaking number of attendees were able to join us for the 22nd Annual OCD Conference. This year is particularly special, as we’re able… Read more »