Resources

Learn more about OCD & anxiety

A short, curated set of places to start — for patients, families, and anyone trying to make sense of intrusive thoughts, worry, or panic.

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OCD & Anxiety Resource Guide

A curated directory of specialists, treatment programs, books, and support communities for OCD and anxiety.

Listings are gathered for convenience and have not all been personally vetted. Please confirm provider eligibility, fees, and availability directly with each provider.

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Webinar · ADAA · approx. 60 min

Is It Just Worry? Understanding Intrusive Thoughts, Anxiety, and OCD

Dr. Sharon Batista and Tamar Gordon, PhD discuss how ordinary worry differs from anxiety disorders and OCD, and what effective treatment looks like. Hosted by the Anxiety & Depression Association of America.

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Article · ADAA (Anxiety & Depression Association of America)

Medications for OCD: What They Do — and What They Don't

A plain-language guide to the role of medication in OCD treatment — what it can and can't do, and why it works best alongside behavioral therapy. Written for patients and their families.

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These resources are educational and are not individual medical advice. A listing does not guarantee a provider's availability or suitability for your individual needs. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or go to your nearest emergency room.