Are you at risk of an OCD relapse?
There you are, finding your feet in early OCD recovery or bobbing along pretty nicely for some considerable time, when all of a sudden,...
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do you have OCD?
As a team of qualified CBT therapists who have personal experience of OCD, there isn't much we don't know about this disabling condition.
We offer highly specialist treatment for OCD.
We can offer you a specialist OCD assessment in-person or online, regular sessions, intensive treatment, workshops & events, follow up treatment and support for your
families & carers.
do you care for someone
who has OCD?
Do you care for someone with OCD?
Are they your partner, child, sibling, parent, friend, co-worker or other family member?
Firstly, thank you for caring for someone with OCD & taking the time to be informed.
Secondly, it's not always easy, is it?
We believe that you deserve specialist resources in terms of information, guidance & support.
could you treat
someone with OCD?
We are unique in that we have a 3 year OCD Excellence specialist training qualification. In addition to our CBT qualifications, all of our therapists have to undergo a further 3 years of OCD training. If you think that you could treat someone with OCD, our theoretical & practical learning interface is unique and relevant for unqualified or qualified practitioners. You would then have the option to join our highly trained network of OCD specialist professionals.
what is OCD?
OCD is ranked by the World Health Organisation in the top 10 of the most disabling illnesses by lost income and decreased quality of life. Learn more about this chronic condition here..
free assessment
If you think you might have OCD, take our free assessment which will give you an indication of the severity and subtype. It doesn't replace a full therapist assessment but it is a good start..
blog
Read India's insightful OCD blog about the challenges of OCD for the person, their family & carers and the professionals treating it from her perspective as a person with OCD & a therapist..
workshops
Enhance your knowledge of OCD, gain coping skills & meet others via our Zoom-based specialist workshops designed for people with OCD, their families, carers and partners..
videos
Check out our fresh new video series interviewing people who play a key role in the field of psychotherapy and OCD ranging from neuroscience to the origins of emotions..
parent & carer resources
Parents, families & carers of those with OCD are often neglected when it comes to resources & support. We believe they are just as important to the recovery & management of OCD..
nutrition
The 'gut brain connection' as a scientific rationale is gaining momentum & gravitas within the scientific community. We find the proposed link between microbiome & OCD to be very interesting...
who we are
Firstly, we are people with OCD. Secondly, we are qualified psychotherapists specialising in the treatment of OCD. We never forget what led us to this point and our personal experience informs all of our work..
client stories
Our clients share their insight and journey to recovery from their unique perspectives. Each story comes from the heart & drives our motivation to dedicate our lives to the treatment of OCD..
our blog news
what are the basic requirements for an OCD therapist?
We've been lucky enough to be part of a growing community on social media who are highlighting the importance of safety and professional ethics culminating in a recent BBC article* and documentary. The importance of adhering to a professional code starts with adequate qualifications, training and credentials.
who are we?
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...qualified by means of an advanced diploma, degree or masters in CBT.
commonly occurring types of OCD
relationship OCD
Relationship OCD or ROCD, has gained momentum over the last 10 years. This may be attributed to greater awareness of this sub-type or the influence of growing media coverage of relationships. We were the first practice to use this term in 2003 when it there was little awareness of these particular symptoms.
responsibility OCD
Responsibility OCD, sometimes known as Harm OCD, is the most commonly presenting sub-type in our experience. There are many ways it manifests and this is one example of the highly distressing thoughts and emotions associated with Responsibility OCD.
OCD Excellence in the media
CONTACT US
CONTACT US
Do you have any questions for us?
Kensington High St, Kensington, London W8 4SG, UK
Office: 9:30 - 18:30 Mon - Fri
Sessions: by prior arrangement
+44 207 101 9302 +44 7824 112811
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