Advanced Clinical Decision-Making in OCD Treatment

$885.00

When ERP Isn’t the Problem — It’s the Nuance That’s Missing.

You already know the principles of ERP. You understand OCD conceptually.
But when clients stall, avoid, intellectualise, or cycle through “almost exposures,” the work gets harder. This advanced workshop is designed for clinicians who are already treating OCD and want to move beyond the basics and into the nuance to shift outcomes. Click through to find out more.

When ERP Isn’t the Problem — It’s the Nuance That’s Missing.

You already know the principles of ERP. You understand OCD conceptually.
But when clients stall, avoid, intellectualise, or cycle through “almost exposures,” the work gets harder. This advanced workshop is designed for clinicians who are already treating OCD and want to move beyond the basics and into the nuance to shift outcomes. Click through to find out more.

Many clinicians reach a point where they’re doing ERP — but clients remain stuck. Not because ERP “isn’t working,” but because:

  • The function of OCD hasn’t been fully understood

  • Treatment has been subtly shaped by avoidance, reassurance, or over-scaffolding

  • Complex themes, comorbidities, or developmental factors are complicating the work

  • The therapist knows what to do, but feels unsure how hard to push, when to pivot, or what’s actually maintaining the cycle

This workshop is for that exact moment. If you’ve ever thought “I know the model — so why aren’t we moving?”, this training was built for you. Spanning over two full days’ worth of content (delivered in flexible, self-paced segments), this workshop goes deep into the clinical decision-making behind effective OCD treatment. If you’re looking for training in perinatal OCD, working with families, or treating young people? → Explore additional OCD training here.

In this Advanced workshop you’ll learn how to:

  • Identify and address common but subtle treatment pitfalls that stall progress

  • Understand the function of OCD at a deeper, moment-to-moment level

  • Navigate therapeutic stuck points without defaulting to reassurance or avoidance

  • Apply a nuanced, mindfulness-informed approach to ERP across themes and subtypes

  • Adapt treatment when working with co-occurring conditions or complex presentations

More than 15 detailed case studies are used throughout the training to demonstrate how these principles apply in real clinical work — across ages, presentations, and levels of complexity. This is the training clinicians often look for after they’ve been working with OCD long enough to realise the basics aren’t the hard part anymore.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

4 in-depth training videos, broken into manageable segments
Approximately 10 hours of total learning content
10 CPD points
✔ Curated advanced readings and articles
✔ Real-world case-based application, not just theory
✔ Self-paced access — watch, pause, revisit as needed

Upon enrolment, you’ll receive:

  • An email with readings and resources

  • Access links to all training videos

  • The ability to complete the workshop at your own pace

PLEASE READ BEFORE ENROLLING

This is an advanced-level workshop. It will not cover:

  • What OCD is

  • The basics of Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)

  • Introductory theory or foundational concepts

This workshop assumes:

  • Prior training in OCD assessment and treatment

  • An understanding of ERP principles

  • Familiarity with mindfulness-based or ACT-informed approaches

If you have not completed prior OCD training, you are strongly encouraged to enrol in the Introductory OCD Workshop before undertaking this program.

WHO THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR

This training is ideal for:

  • Mental health clinicians actively treating OCD

  • Clinicians working with children, adolescents, or adults

  • Those navigating complex presentations or co-occurring conditions

  • Clinicians who want to refine how they deliver ERP — not just whether they deliver it

  • Healthcare professionals seeking depth, precision, and clinical confidence

Advanced OCD training that focuses on clinical nuance, therapist behaviour, and real-world stuck points is rare — yet this is exactly where treatment outcomes are decided.

If OCD is a regular part of your caseload and you want to feel more confident navigating complexity — rather than questioning yourself mid-session — this workshop fills a gap most clinicians realise only after years in practice. You don’t need another overview. You need sharper clinical judgement, clearer formulation, and confidence when ERP gets messy.

Looking for training in perinatal OCD, working with families, or treating young people? → Explore additional OCD training here.