Recommended OCD Resources
OCD Foundation
ocfoundation.org
What is OCD? ocfoundation.org
Materials & Fact Sheets: ocfoundation.org/materials.aspx
Intensive Treatment Programs: ocfoundation.org/ITP.aspx
OCDtribe.com
"Because it takes a tribe" - excellent resource for connecting those in need of support with others that can relate. The tribe gives individuals affected by OCD an opportunity to connect, share experiences and support members from all over the world.
Anxiety Disorder Association of America
adaa.org
Madison Institute of Medicine
miminc.org
Stanford School of Medicine: Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders
ocd.stanford.edu
OCD Center of Los Angeles (live and telephone cognitive behavioral therapy)
ocdla.com/cognitivebehavioraltherapy.html
ocdla.com/telephone-online-therapy-ocd-anxiety.html
OCD Chicago
ocdchicago.org
Unique, free and detailed guides to OCD and its treatment are available for download from the site in PDF format. These Guides are: How to Help Your Child: A Parent’s Guide to OCD; Relief from OCD: A guide for people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder; Got OCD?: A Guide for Teens; and Overcoming OCD: A Guide for College Students. Also: OCD related news content on the home page that is updated regularly. Expert Perspectives – issue-specific articles authored by mental health professionals nationally recognized in the field of OCD. Personal Stories from real sufferers who have been successfully treated (both children and adults) and family members
Obsessive Compulsive Foundation of The San Francisco Bay Area
Two great sites with many informative articles & information:
Mental Health Resources, Support and Information: psyweb.com
OCD, Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Impulse Control: brainphysics.com
Suggested OCD Resources
OCD Education Station
ocdeducationstation.org. This site is a unique resource designed to educate school personnel on how to identify and assist students who may have symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive disorder (OCD). The web site is designed to provide relevant and detailed information about OCD to all school personnel, including regular and special educators, school psychologists, social workers, counselors, nurses, administrators, and paraprofessionals. Educators are in a unique position to intervene when they observe symptoms of OCD at school and need information to enable them to do so. The OCD Education Station is also an essential tool for parents working with school personnel on managing their child’s OCD.
Family Healing Resources
familyhealingresources.com
OCD Recovery Centers of America
ocdrecoverycenters.com
The Anxiety Treatment Center (Sacramento)
anxietytreatmentexperts.com
OCD Online
ocdonline.com
Learning Disabilities Association of America
ldaamerica.us
Codependents Anonymous
coda.org
Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous
obsessivecompulsiveanonymous.org
OCD Self Help Test
brainphysics.com
ADD Resources
addresources.org
Tourettes Syndrome Association
tsa-usa.org
Trichotillomania Learning Center
trich.org
Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center for OCD & Anxiety
cbtmarin.com
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
nami.org
MHA-Mental Health America
mentalhealthamerica.net
The Anxiety Community
anxietyhelp.org
Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA
marc.ucla.edu