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jump to content search form search home website homepage website introduction we need your help who we are about constitution accounts the people management committee patrons chief executive history of contact close this panel learn about ocd about ocd ocd introduction obsessions and compulsions understanding ocd understanding ocd video how common is ocd what causes ocd types of ocd about pure-o hoarding the history of ocd what's not ocd! social and economic impact ocd clinical classification ocd glossary a-z prenatal and postnatal ocd bdd and related disorders body dysmorphic disorder bdd introduction history of bdd bdd clinical classification depression eating disorders emetophobia tourette syndrome history of tourette syndrome trichotillomania anxiety disorders and phobias treatments treatments for ocd nice guidelines for ocd cognitive behavioural therapy cbt video medication medication side effects how medication works cmht iapt the four steps self-help four steps video neurosurgery deep brain stimulation accessing treatment finding a therapist iapt database right to choose therapy tips close this panel news latest news ocd awareness week ocd in the media nhs and health events research listings health professionals research fundraising blogs awareness bdd close this panel how we can help you support accessing treatment what treatment should i expect? 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behind a mind books on prescription kylie cloke new logo new office ride4ocd soap and water close this panel shop books break free from ocd ocd: the essential guide ocd: the facts coping with ocd brain lock touch and go joe imp of the mind overcoming obsessive thoughts teach yourself cbt the ocd workbook loving someone with ocd helping your child with ocd gifts cotton bag wristbands pin badge keyrings baseball cap children's teddybears t-shirt close this panel understanding obsessive-compulsive disorder (ocd) distressing, upsetting, stressful, debilitating and disabling are all words used to describe how ocd can make someone feel and why the illness is listed amongst the top ten most debilitating illnesses by the world health organisation. read more > fundraise for is only able to function through the generosity of our members fundraising efforts, so why not get fit, and fundraise for at the same time by participating in a fundraising run in 2013. read more > locked locked is a short ocd film, partly based on the ocd experiences of trustee, claire gellard and which previously won an award at the 2012 scottish mental health arts and film festival. read more > understanding obsessive–compulsive disorder we hope that our video featuring coronation street actor ian puleston-davies talking about his own ocd will offer hope and inspiration to the estimated 741,504 children and adults living with ocd here in the uk. read more > break free from ocd - book review the press release for the book describes this as a practical guide written by three leading cbt experts which enables you to make sense of your symptoms, and gives a clear plan to help you conquer ocd. the book does not fail to offer that! read more > the ‘are you a little bit ocd?’ project some of our lovely volunteers pictured taking part in our 'are you a little bit ocd?' awareness and anti-stigma project in nottingham. read more > december compulsive reading magazine it's with great pleasure we confirm the latest issue of our members magazine, compulsive reading, and what's more, in addition to the great content. read more > ocd support discussion forums our community support discussion forums are a place where we facilitate a safe environment for people affected by ocd to communicate with each other. read more > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 previous pause next welcome to is the leading national charity, independently working with and for almost one million children and adults whose lives are affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder (ocd). our vision is one of a society where everyone affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder should receive the most appropriate, and the highest quality standards of care, support and treatment. read more about new book club - break free from ocd new book club chosen by the discussion forums ocd, anxiety, panic attacks and related depression - pulling the trigger about book club the purpose of the book club is not to review the book, but to encourage those affected by ocd to engage in the self-help resources available to them; and to promote discussion to allow the community, and possibly even some of the authors, to help readers understand aspects of the book they struggle to work through. helping to create and maintain a recovery focussed mindset. if you’ve already read a book, no harm and many advantages of re-reading! sometimes it’s just fun to read and help others understand a book. article posted on: fri, 01/06/2018 - 11:02am read more... welcome sue... our new children and young people lead this week we welcomed sue millichap who joined team as our new children and young people's lead and is already preparing to launch two brand new projects aimed at young people with ocd later in may! she prepared a few words to introduce herself. my name is sue and i’m the new children and young people’s lead for . as someone who first experienced obsessive-compulsive disorder as a child, i feel very excited about working with children and young people on their journey with ocd and collaborate with them to create positive outcomes and inspire others. current projects underway (funded by children in need and awards for all) are aimed at young people aged 13 to 18 with opportunities for 18 to 25 year olds to provide input and support. if you (or a young person you know) are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with me [email protected] . sue later tweeted how excited she is to be working with us, and we very much look forward to working with her.... "an exciting new journey ahead with @ocduk! really proud to work for such a fantastic charity and work with children and young people with ocd. #ocd" . article posted on: fri, 11/05/2018 - 4:38pm read more... new book club - break free from ocd new book club – month: may chosen by the derby ocd support group break free from ocd about book club the purp

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