OCD-UK is a stakeholder in the NICE Guidelines for the treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and BDD (CG31). NICE are currently consulting on a proposal to update this guideline and have invited OCD-UK and other stakeholders to offer feedback on five …
We want to thank everybody that made this year’s conference in Brighton such a huge success. Building on that great success we are already planning ahead and we’re delighted to announce that the next OCD-UK conference will be taking place …
Last week OCD-UK spoke out against numerous examples of OCD misuse, some of which gained national media coverage. Despite making our reasons clear within the aforementioned media coverage, some observers still failed to understand the significant point about why we …
OCD Research If you use social media then you will no doubt be bombarded with requests from clinical psychologists and psychology students wanting you to take part in their research projects, and more often than not, those research proposals are …
The onset of OCD at a young age can be distressing and confusing for children, young people and their families. Sue Millichap, OCD-UK’s Children and Young People’s Lead, is currently working on projects aimed at young people with OCD. For …
ASK THE EXPERT WITH DR FIONA CHALLACOMBE OCD-UK are running a brand new feature, giving our members the opportunity to pose questions to a variety of different experts in the field. As our first guest, we welcome Dr Fiona Challacombe, …
As you will be aware, last year we moved into our first ever office space in Derby, after a decade of running OCD-UK from back rooms and garages. Whilst the Derby office served us well in 2017, we identified a number of …
Well hello to you, and hello to our BRAND NEW website. Months in the making, we’re delighted to launch the beta version of our brand new website, we hope you like it! But before we tell you all about it, …
In July one of our amazing #FantasticFundraisers Hannah Nelson successfully climbed Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales at an elevation of 1,085 metres above sea level. She told us why she decided to take on this challenge for OCD-UK and …
The Nottingham and Derby OCD Support Groups are open to anyone affected by Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, be they sufferers, family members or friends. We provide an informal meeting where people affected by OCD can talk to others in a friendly, understanding …
Just remember OCD isn’t a life sentence, it’s a learning curve. Something that life threw at you to say “Try this one on for size” with hard work and believing in recovery you can overcome it.Jessica Hello there, my names …
