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GSO OCD Family Member Support Group
Support Group for Friends & Family of Individuals with Anxiety Disorders
10555 Marty Street, Suite 100
For: Adult family members/friends of people of any age with anxiety disorders
Times: Third Saturday of each month, 10:00 am
Fee: Free
For Families: Supporting a Teen with a BFRB
Parents and Caregivers Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs) often affect not only the individual, but their family unit as well. For youth, BFRBs can be challenging due to developmental, social,… Read more »
Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD): Information and Support
In partnership with the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation, the International OCD Foundation is excited to announce an annual BDD Awareness Day, a new global effort to raise awareness of Body… Read more »
An Open Letter to OCD Treatment Providers from the LGBTQIA+ Special Interest Group
By The LGBTQIA Special Interest Group There are crucial issues regarding the mental well-being of LGBTQIA+ people that urgently need to be addressed. For instance, individuals from LGBTQIA+ populations experience… Read more »
OCD/Autism Special Interest Group
The group is composed of Professionals who have expertise in treating OCD and express an interest in Autism as well as treating OCD in these patients. We also include and… Read more »
BDD Special Interest Group
The BDD Special Interest Group is dedicated to advancing knowledge and disseminating information about body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) to professionals, people with BDD and their family members, and the public…. Read more »
Special Interest Groups
About: The International OCD Foundation brings together mental health professionals and individuals from diverse backgrounds that share a common interest to participate in OCD and related disorder discussions, networking, education,… Read more »
Conferences for OCD Support
IOCDF Conference Series We are thrilled to offer a variety of conferences — both in-person and virtual — for all those impacted by OCD and related disorders. We encourage the… Read more »