Get out of the Loop that is OCD with Confidence and Clarity
You already know that reassurance and generic coping strategies don’t relieve symptoms of Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Here you will find clear, evidence-based tools so OCD treatment leads to meaningful progress and not just symptom management.
As seen on
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Channel 7's House of Wellness
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ABC Radio (774)
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The OCD Stories
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As seen on
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Body + Soul (Herald Sun)
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Breaking the Rules: A Clinician's Guide to Treating OCD Podcast
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As seen on 〰️ Channel 7's House of Wellness 〰️ ABC Radio (774) 〰️ The OCD Stories 〰️ As seen on 〰️ Body + Soul (Herald Sun) 〰️ Breaking the Rules: A Clinician's Guide to Treating OCD Podcast 〰️
What’s on Offer…
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RESOURCE LIBRARY
Discover Clinician-Ready OCD Tools & Resources
Access a curated library of 130 resources. It’s for clinicians and clients alike seeking depth and breadth in evidence-based resources (think books, podcasts, social media pages, websites, etc) on OCD. -

OCD TRAINING
Hone Your Knowledge in Working with OCD
Structured training designed to help you treat OCD with greater precision. From assessment, ERP delivery, and complex presentations, they are designed to help you integrate evidence into practice with confidence no matter your level of experience.If you have a team of clinicians and need specific training, send a request for a customised training option here.
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SUPERVISION
Specialist support for complex OCD presentations
Supervision for health care professionals that is focused on the nuances of treating OCD. From clinical decision-making, formulation clarity, and navigating stuck points — particularly when OCD feels nuanced, emotionally charged, or difficult to shift. If you’re keen to discuss your cases, I’d love to work with you!
Not sure if these resources and workshops are for you? Are you a mental health clinician who is …
building foundational skills in OCD assessment and formulation, and treatment?
navigating the nuances of OCD treatment after having worked with people with OCD for some years?
working with complex presentations of OCD including trauma, perinatal OCD, or family-accommodation?
supervising or training other mental health clinicians in the space of OCD?
… then you’re in the right place to support your needs.
What People Are Saying
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Hi Celin, Just wanted to say a quick thank you for creating and sharing this very helpful and informative series! I am slowly finishing working through it - it has been really engaging and interesting so far, and I can already see how useful this will be in my practice.
— Kate W. Psychologist
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Hi Celin, Thank you so much for this training which has been incredibly helpful and informative. The videos were great and the handouts are such a great tool for clients.
— Holly. Accredited Mental Health Social Worker
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Dear Celin, I wanted to extend another very heartfelt THANK YOU for the workshop last Friday - so many of the participants have emailed or told me in person how much they enjoyed it and learned from you! Thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge and passion with us.
— Basia. Clinical Psychologist
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Dr Celin Gelgec
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Clinical Psychologist
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Board Approved Supervisor
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Author & Speaker
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D. Psych. (Clinical)
~ Dr Celin Gelgec ~ Clinical Psychologist ~ Board Approved Supervisor ~ Author & Speaker ~ D. Psych. (Clinical)
Hi, I’m Dr. Celin Gelgec, I’m a Clinical Psychologist and educator specialising in the assessment and treatment of Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder. My work is focused on helping clinicians move beyond uncertainty, avoidance, and well-intentioned but ineffective interventions, and move towards clear, evidence-based OCD care that genuinely supports recovery.
I work extensively with complex and high-risk OCD presentations, including perinatal OCD, family-accommodation in OCD, trauma and OCD, co-occurring conditions with OCD, and OCD in children and adolescents. I’ve also worked extensively with just about every theme of OCD.
Alongside my clinical work, I provide training, supervision, and resources for healthcare professionals who want to strengthen their OCD practice. My approach integrates Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), ACT-informed and mindfulness-based strategies, DBT strategies, and Schema Therapy, with a strong emphasis on real-world application and therapist decision-making.
If you’re a clinician looking to grow your OCD niche, I offer supervision, workshops, and tailored training. Or if you’re just curious, check out the podcast I co-host with Dr. Tori Miller

