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Conference Session Slides

Below is a list of all slides submitted for the 26th Annual OCD Conference. Slides can also be accessed via Google Drive here .

Thursday

  • Thurs - OCD:ASD PCTS - 4.pdf
  • Thurs - OCD:ASD PCTS - 3.pdf
  • Thurs - OCD:ASD PCTS - 2.pdf
  • Thurs - OCD:ASD PCTS - 1.pdf
  • Thurs - Hoarding PCTS.pdf
  • Thurs - Hoarding PCTS - 2.pdf

Friday

  • Fri 9-45 College Confidential OCD Edition- Diverse Perspectives on Transitioning to College with OCD
  • Fri 9-45 - OCD 101- Understanding Why You Have and What You Can Do About It
  • Fri 9-45 - How Inhibitory Learning Changed Our Therapy- A Therapist and Clients' Experience
  • Fri 9-45 - Hoarding- The Basics
  • Fri 9-45 - College Confidential OCD Edition- Diverse Perspectives on Transitioning to College with OCD
  • Fri 9-45 - Taking your skills in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to the next level
  • Fri 8 - The Poop Group.pdf
  • Fri 8 - Social Media, OCD, and Depression- When Its Time To Close the App
  • Fri 8 - It’s All In The Family- How To Support Yourself And Your Loved One When OCD Moves In.pdf
  • Fri 8 - I have OCD and I’m Afraid I’m Really Gonna Do It!- Responding to the Fear of Loss of Impulse Control
  • Fri 7PM - Scrupulosity Support Group
  • Fri 5-45 - Becoming More Mindful in an Ever Changing World_ How to Utilize Yoga to Tolerate Uncertainty.pdf
  • Fri 4PM - Thank You, Next… Diagnosis- A Panel About Four Individuals with a Comorbid Diagnosis.
  • Fri 2-15 - Synergizing Exposure Therapy with ACT- Acceptance-Based ERP
  • Fri 2-15 - OCD Has Many More Faces
  • Fri 2-15 - Loving Detachment and Non-violent Resistance- New Family Based Approaches for Managing OCD
  • Fri 2-15 - BDD Success Panel- A Discussion of Hope and Recovery
  • Fri 12-30 - CBT for OCD- An Overview and Update for Consumers and Families
  • Fri 12-30 - Back to the Future Again- Family Accommodation from Research to Practice

Saturday

  • Sat 9-45 - From Glass Half Empty to Glass Half Full- How Self-Compassion Changed My Outlook
  • Sat 9 -45 - When Your Loved One Has Body Dysmorphic Disorder
  • Sat 8 - Writing & Journaling Workshop for Teens with OCD
  • Sat 8 - New Developments in Exposure Therapy- Implementing an Inhibitory Learning Approach
  • Sat 8 - Creating a Framework for Treatment of Obsessive Thoughts.pdf
  • Sat 8 - Making Sense of Sensory Symptoms in OCD- An Interdisciplinary Evidence-Based
  • Sat 2-15 - Sorting Through Hoarding- A Prof. Organizer and a Therapist Share Their Collaboration
  • Sat 2-15 - OCD in Relationships- Personal Stories and Advice from Real Couples and Individuals
  • Sat 2-15 - OCD Around the World- Commonalities and Unique International Perspectives
  • Sat 2-15 - OCD Around the World- Commonalities and Unique International Perspectives - 2
  • Sat 2-15 - Multidisciplinary Care for Children with Acute-Onset OCD and Neuropsychiatric features
  • Sat 2-15 - Living Boldly- An ACT Workshop.pdf
  • Sat 2-15 - Changing the OCD Mindset – Rapidl y
  • Sat 2-15 - Becoming A Hero! We Are Not Victims Of Our OCD
  • Sat 12-30 - Understanding Neuromodulation for OCD- A Primer for Affected Individuals and Practitioners
  • Sat 12-30 - Understanding Neuromodulation for OCD- A Primer for Affected Individuals and Practitioners - 2
  • Sat 12-30 - The Paradox of OCD- Having an Obsessive Fear of Having OCD
  • Sat 12-30 - Study and Organizational Skills for Students with OCD
  • Sat 12-30 - Life After Treatment- Navigating Hidden Traps That Can Sabotage Your Recovery
  • Sat 12-30 - How to Make Friends and Influence People- Your Roadmap to Becoming an Advocacy Superstar
  • Sat 12-30 - BDD, Eating Disorders and Muscle Dysmorphia

Sunday

  • Sun 9-45 - The Use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in Treatment Resistant OCD
  • Sun 9-45 - Multidisciplinary Research and Clinical Perspectives of Anhedonia in OCD
  • Sun 9-45 - OCD- Killing it with Kindness
  • Sun 9-45 - OCD- Killing it with Kindness - 3
  • Sun 9-45 - OCD- Killing it with Kindness - 2
  • Sun 8 - A Parent’s Guide to Navigating OCD
  • Sun 11-30 - Virtual ERP- The Nuts & Bolts of Telehealth Practices for OCD
  • Sun 11-30 - Sensory Focused Obsessions (SF-OCD)- Treatment for Intolerable Symptoms
  • Sun 11-30 - Putting Perseveration to Bed- How to Understand the Viscious Cycle of Sleep Disturbance
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