The Liverpool OCD support group is open to sufferers, family members and friends, and is an informal meeting where people affected by OCD can talk to others in a friendly, non-judgemental way.

The group does not offer specific therapy or professional guidance, but is an opportunity to share ideas and strategies, and to provide mutual support.

The Brian Charity (formerly the Neurosupport Centre),
Norton Street,
Liverpool
L3 8LR

The Brain Charity building is situated on the northbound lane of Norton Road (from London Road).

We meet in the Seminar Room

The meeting usually takes place in the seminar room, although if other events are taking place the room will be indicated with a support group sign.

The Liverpool OCD support group usually meets once a month, usually on the first Wednesday of the month between 5pm and 7pm. The group is very relaxed, so please don't worry if you are a little late or have to leave early.

This group is very well attended, and whilst we try and given everyone talk-time, this is not always possible.

2020 Meetings
May through until August - No physical meeting because of the coronavirus outbreak
We will be hosting a joint Zoom video/telephone support group alongside other OCD-UK groups bi-weekly starting on Tuesday 2nd June. For details of how to access this meetings please visit our Zoom group page.

In the meantime you can access community support using an alias via the OCD-UK forums at: www.ocdforums.org.

You can contact Catherine who will be co-hosting the support group by emailing catherine@ocduk.org. Catherine runs the support group in a voluntary capacity and works full time, so please allow at least 48 hours for a response.

This modern and accessible building is centrally located with excellent transport links. Liverpool Lime Street railway station is just a 5 minute walk away and numerous bus routes stop close by.

There is also ample parking only a few steps away for the rest of your delegates in several local pay & display car parks which can be viewed online here.