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 Understanding Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Distressing, upsetting, stressful, debilitating and disabling are all words used to describe how OCD can make someone feel and why the illness is listed amongst the top ten most debilitating illnesses by the World Health Organisation.Read more >  OCD Awareness Week 2012OCD-UK are delighted to announce that in partnership with other global OCD charities, that OCD Awareness Week 2012 is confrimed for October 8th - 14th.Read more >  2012 National OCD Conference - CardiffContinuing our commitment to provide OCD conferences around the whole of the UK, we are proud to announce that for 2012 we will be hosting our annual conference in the North West, Liverpool to be precise, on Saturday 29th October. Read more >  Break Free from OCD - Book ReviewThe press release for the book describes this as a practical guide written by three leading CBT experts which enables you to make sense of your symptoms, and gives a clear plan to help you conquer OCD. The book does not fail to offer that!Read more >  Understanding Obsessive–Compulsive DisorderWe hope that our video featuring Coronation Street actor Ian Puleston-Davies talking about his own OCD will offer hope and inspiration to the estimated 741,504 children and adults living with OCD here in the UK.Read more >  OCD Support Discussion ForumsOur community support discussion forums are a place where we facilitate a safe environment for people affected by OCD to communicate with each other.Read more >  Prenatal and Postnatal OCDOCD during pregnancy and after having a baby has, until recently, received relatively little research attention, despite being a significant problem that is now thought to affect 2–4% of all new mothers.Read more >  Fundraise for OCD-UKOCD-UK is only able to function through the generosity of our members fundraising efforts, so why not get fit, and fundraise for OCD-UK at the same time by participating in a fundraising run in 2011.Read more >  Latest Compulsive Reading - with great prizes to be won!!!It's with great pleasure we confirm the latest issue of our members magazine, Compulsive Reading, and what's more, in addition to the great content, OCD-UK members will also have the opportunity to win great prizes.Read more > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Previous Pause Next
Welcome to OCD-UKOCD-UK is the leading national charity, independently working with and for almost one million children and adults whose lives are affected by Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Our vision is one of a society where everyone affected by Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder should receive the most appropriate, and the highest quality, standards of care, support and treatment.Read more about OCD-UK
Join Team OCD-UK on the worlds greatest 10k route
 On 8 July 2012, 25,000 runners will race along the world's greatest route. You'll pass some of the world's most iconic landmarks as you surge through the nation's capital alongside runners of all abilities and Team OCD-UK will be out in force, we have 18 guaranteed places, with 8 places still remaining. Take in the awe-inspiring backdrop of the British 10K as you pass:Big BenHouses of ParliamentThe London EyeSt Paul's CathedralTrafalgar Square and Nelson's ColumnWestminster AbbeyClick the link below to watch a video feature from the 2011 British 10k.
Article posted on: Thu, 17/05/2012 - 6:44pm
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Challenge your OCD, take your life back with OCD Challenge
 OCD Challenge is online, interactive, behavioural program designed by the US charitable organisation, Peace of Mind, to help people suffering from OCD. The program was built by psychologists who are leaders in the field of behaviour therapy, and thanks to our Elizabeth McIngvale and our friends at her Peace of Mind Foundation the program has been made freely available as an online resource for anyone across the globe affected by this insidious illness. The OCD Challenge program helps you identify specific OCD challenges, and your path to success by teaching skills and strategies for managing your OCD using the principles of Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), the treatment of choice for OCD.
Article posted on: Tue, 15/05/2012 - 10:19pm
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Spring 2013 Parents OCD Conference
 OCD-UK are delighted to announce that during Spring 2013 we will be hosting a one-day conference specifically for parents of children (school age) with OCD. The conference aims to explore and provide practical advice and solutions to the problems Mum’s and Dad’s face dealing with their child’s OCD, from dealing with the OCD at home, dealing with their child’s school and problems many parents tell us they have in accessing formal diagnosis and treatment through their local Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). Although this conference is aimed primarily at parents of children with OCD, we believe the event will also benefit those that work with children with OCD within a CAMHS and teaching setting.
Article posted on: Sun, 13/05/2012 - 12:28am
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The Involvement of others in symptoms related to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
 Research by Lucy Hale, University of SurreyDo you experience symptoms of OCD and have ten minutes to spare? Have you lived with someone with OCD-related symptoms for at least six months? Could you spare half an hour to complete a short survey online?Family and friends can often get caught up in their partner or relative’s symptoms of OCD and research suggests this may not be helpful for them or their loved one. We need to know more so that mental health professionals can develop better treatments – not just for people living with symptoms of OCD, but also for those who live with them.For more information about Lucy's research, please click the link below.
Article posted on: Fri, 11/05/2012 - 5:07pm
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London to Paris Cycle Challenge
 Running not your thing? Well you can still fundraise for OCD-UK through a variety of means, one such way is a sponsored Cycle Ride and OCD-UK chief-executive Ashley Fulwood as put his money where is mouth is, literally, by signing up for the famous London to Paris cycling challenge, 300 miles, almost 500km in just 4 day during September! "If attempting to use my bandy little legs to run for my charity was not enough, I have set myself a brand new target, and this year I am attempting to cycle from our cosmopolitan capital (well, Crystal Palace) to Paris, and the Eiffel Tower. Along the way as we cycle through the suburbs of the romantic capital I will get to soak up some of the Parisian way of life, who knows it may even help sophisticate me! However, this little jaunt on my old two wheeled speed machine is no sedate cycle, this is 300 miles, almost 500km in just four days. "I won't say OCD as totally ruined my life, but I will say that OCD as done its bloody best to try and ruin my life! "
Article posted on: Fri, 04/05/2012 - 7:19pm
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Personal Independence Payment (PIP): assessment thresholds and consultation
 By Catherine Mills, vice-chair OCD-UK. The Department for Work and Pensions is responsible for welfare and pension policy, which is the biggest public service delivery department in the UK and serves over 20 million customers In January 2012 the Department for Work and Pensions issued a consultation document which outlined in more detail, the assessment criteria for the new Personal Independence Payment which will replace Disability Living Allowance from 2013. The full document can be viewed at on the Department for Work and Pensions website here. The following comments were fedback to the DWP by OCD-UK.
Article posted on: Wed, 02/05/2012 - 5:37pm
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Daily Mail Disappoints
 By Ashley Fulwood (Chief executive)Whenever I see OCD used in conjunction to describe non-OCD behaviour, or in a joking context I do tend to get a bit annoyed, I would like to use a stronger emotion but I am sure Kylie (OCD-UK chair) would not be too pleased if I swore on the main website. The latest reason for my disappointment (again I am being polite here) is the Daily Mail and the feature writer Diana Appleyard for describing her desire for some poncy cushions as 'Help, I've got OCD (that's Obsessive Cushion Desire)' in yesterday's Daily Mail. If you can bring yourself to look here is the link.Naturally we are told by some to get a sense of humour about it, but when you have OCD it really is not something that it is easy to laugh off and that is why I shoot from the hips with my verbal contempt for such poor journalism.
Article posted on: Thu, 26/04/2012 - 6:16pm
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National OCD Conference  Empowering people through educationContinuing our commitment to provide OCD conferences around the whole of the UK, we are proud to announce that for 2012 we will be hosting our annual conference in Cardiff on Saturday 10th November.Click here to get the latest information and to book tickets for our 2012 OCD conference. Looking for OCD Information?  Empowering people through education Click here to get the latest information, education and advice about OCD and treatments. Online Support Join the conversation in our online support and discussion forums. Click here to view or join in.  Shop at Amazon through this link and you will earn OCD-UK a 5% commission donation at no additional cost to yourself. Looking for BDD Information? Empowering people through education Get the latest information, education and advice about BDD and treatments. Click here. Please Help Our Charity Become a Member From just £2 a month. Make a Donation Make a one-off or ongoing donation. Participate in a fundraising event Ask your friends to sponsor you for OCD-UK. Participate in OCD Research OCD-UK value the importance of ethical clinical research aimed at furthering the understanding of OCD. Click here to review our research policy and view the latest research listings. Support Groups View our interactive map with details of OCD Support Groups from around the UK,  
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