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Central Ohio GOALS for OCD

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Worthington United Methodist Church, 600 High Street, 3rd Floor

FOR: Adults who have OCD
TIMES: 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month (July 2013 ONLY), 6:30pm – 8:30pm
FEE: Free

Recovery Is a Journey: Remaining Vigilant

Posted by International OCD Foundation & filed under Guest Post.

We have recently started featuring guest posts to the IOCDF Blog from people in the OCD community willing to share their stories. Today’s post is from Alison Dotson, who you may remember from her recent Huffington Post blog about the depiction of OCD on the HBO show Girls. “I had a hard day last week. Since I was formally diagnosed with OCD nearly seven years ago, I have had more good days than bad, something I sometimes take for granted…

Countdown to the 1 Million+ Steps 4 OCD Awareness Walk in Boston!

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We are less than one month away from the 1st annual 1 Million+ Steps 4 OCD Awareness Walk, and we have already raised over $22,000 towards our goal! If you have already registered to walk or have donated, THANK YOU for your amazing fundraising efforts.

5 Reasons Not to Miss This Year’s Conference

Posted by International OCD Foundation & filed under Conferences.

In this guest blog post, Shala shares with us her top five reasons for attending this year’s conference. We think one of the reasons should be to hear her speak in the keynote, of course!
“Without giving too much of my keynote story away, I can easily say that the choice I made in 2010 to attend the IOCDF conference literally changed my life. If you’ve never attended before and are thinking about whether the conference is worth it, let me share the top 5 reasons why this is a conference not to miss…”

Countdown to the 1 Million + Steps 4 OCD Awareness Walk — 1 Month to Go

Posted by International OCD Foundation & filed under Walk.

We are just one short month away from the 1st annual 1 Million+ Steps 4 OCD Awareness Walk, and we have already raised over $16,000 towards our goal! If you have already registered to walk or have donated, THANK YOU for your amazing fundraising efforts. We still have ways to go to meet our goal, though, so if you haven’t yet signed up — now is the time! Whether you can make it to Boston on June 8th, or you can join us remotely by walking in your own community — we want you to be a part of this event.