Useful Resources for OCD Sufferers
We have chosen the following resources to provide OCD sufferers and their families with more information about OCD and related disorders.
For OCD Sufferers
These resources may be useful in helping those with OCD better understand and manage their condition.
International Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation (IOCDF)
The IOCDF website is a comprehensive online resource for OCD sufferers, their families, and health professionals. The website offers detailed information about OCD treatment from renowned experts in OCD and provides a resource directory to find professionals and organisations specialising in OCD and related disorders.
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International Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation (IOCDF)
The IOCDF also produces a brochure that provides a comprehensive overview of OCD.
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Yale OCD Research Clinic
This website is an excellent resource for OCD, related conditions and the latest research in the field.
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Books
The IOCDF website offers an extensive list of self-help book recommendations for OCD sufferers and their families. The list is broken down into OCD subtypes and ages for ease of reference.
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OCD? Not Me!
The OCD? Not Me! Program is an eight stage program online treatment program developed by researchers at Curtin University, for young people aged 12-18 with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
WebsiteFor families of OCD sufferers
It is extremely difficult to watch someone you care about suffer from OCD. We’ve chosen the following resources to help families deal with the various emotions surrounding OCD. Many of these resources provide advice on how to support loved ones with the condition.
OCD and Families
The IOCDF website is a comprehensive online resource for OCD sufferers, their families, and health professionals. The website offers detailed information about OCD treatment from renowned experts in OCD and provides a resource directory to find professionals and organisations specialising in OCD and related disorders.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
The team at Mass General Hospital/Harvard have compiled an excellent list of tips on how to support family members or friends suffering from OCD.
WebsiteProfessional Resources
We have compiled a list of websites that provide additional information and resources for professionals interested in working in the field of OCD.
Disclaimer: The Perth OCD Website resources page is purely informational and not intended to be a replacement for psychological assessment, diagnosis and treatment. Perth OCD Clinic shall have no liability for claims made by, or damages of any kind whatsoever by users of this website.
International Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation (IOCDF)
The IOCDF website is a comprehensive online resource for OCD sufferers, their families, and health professionals. The website offers detailed information about OCD treatment from renowned experts in OCD and provides a resource directory to find professionals and organisations specialising in OCD and related disorders.
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Yale OCD Research Clinic
The Yale OCD Research Clinic specialises in advancing research into the brain changes that contribute to OCD and aims to further the development of new treatments. This website is an excellent resource for OCD and related brain biology issues.
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The IOCDF website offers an extensive list of book recommendations for professionals
Obsessive-compulsive disorder: phenomenology, pathophysiology, and treatment: 1st edition by Christopher Pittenger, M.D., Ph.D.