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OCD Action is a national charity that provides support and information to anybody affected by OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). They work towards a better understanding of OCD, ensuring appropriate treatment options are accessible to all and ensuring that nobody feels ashamed to ask for help.

For more information about OCD, its symptoms, treatments, related conditions and downloadable resources, click here.

Help and Information

OCD Action’s Help and Information Service provides free information about OCD and related conditions, recommended treatments, and how to access support. They have a wide range of information about OCD on their website as well as resources.

If you have questions, then you can contact their team by emailing [email protected] and they will get back to via email, or you can request a callback. You can also do this via a form on their website.

Support

OCD Action run online peer support groups run by trained OCD Action volunteers. These are a safe space to speak to others in an open and non judgemental atmosphere. Dedicated OCD and Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) support groups are available for adults, youth (14–17 and 18–25), parents, and partners.

There is an online forum providing a community for people affected by OCD and related conditions.

OCDYouth

They have a service for young people aged 16-25 called OCD Youth. They provide a Youth e-Helpline ([email protected]), Youth Support Groups and promote awareness.

Full details of OCDYouth and how to get information and support, visit their OCDYouth webpage.

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Suite 506-507 Davina House, 137-149 Goswell Road, London, EC1V 7ET

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