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    Online OCD Camp is back for youth and families!

    February 1–2, 2025

    Join us for a weekend of interactive sessions, educational activities, and FUN

    for youth with, their siblings, and parents/caregivers.

    Register Today

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OCD and related disorders affect more than 1 in 100 people around the world — but there is hope. Learn about treatment, research, and other resources that can help.

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Help send someone in need to the 2025 Annual OCD Conference in Chicago

For many, the in-person Annual OCD Conference provides the first point of connection with others who are struggling on their road to recovery, which often serves as a powerful turning point in symptom reduction. Make a difference in the life of a person impacted by OCD or a related disorder today with a donation to the Conference Scholarship Fund!

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Attention clinicians: The On-Demand Webinar Series is back and better than ever with a new platform!

The IOCDF’s On-Demand Webinar Series is a catalog of ready-to-watch video lectures for professionals and trainees who work with patients with OCD and related disorders, as well as those who would like to learn to do so. This collection of CE-eligible courses aims to increase treatment knowledge in an easy-to-use and accessible format and offer continuing education (CE) credit to select disciplines.

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Your gift will help the IOCDF to make effective treatment more accessible, help raise awareness about OCD, and help to train clinicians and therapists how to best treat OCD and related disorders.

Let's work together to improve the lives of everyone affected by OCD.

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