Treating OCD Introductory Online Workshop
You care about helping people with OCD. Let’s make sure you’re prepared to.
You’re a thoughtful, compassionate clinician who wants to treat OCD but feel unsure where to start. You might feel hesitant about doing harm, overwhelmed by protocols, or uncertain about your approach.
Right now, you’re caught between wanting to help and not feeling fully equipped to do it effectively. You’ve probably thought:
“What if I make it worse?”
“I’m not sure how to use ERP effectively.”
“I care deeply, but I feel out of my depth.”
Here’s the truth: You don’t need to be an expert or have decades of experience. You need practical, ethical guidance that makes OCD treatment approachable and actionable.
After attending this workshop, clinicians often report:
A stronger understanding of how to identify and respond to OCD presentations
Feeling more prepared to apply evidence-based approaches in real-world settings
Greater confidence in supporting clients ethically and effectively
Increased recognition within their networks as OCD-informed professionals
This isn’t just theory. It’s not another webinar that leaves you with more questions than answers. You’ll gain:
Practical tools you can apply directly in sessions
Case-based guidance to help you adapt to real-world scenarios
An ERP based approach to OCD treatment that is ethical, human, and adaptable, including mindfulness based approaches and how to apply these.
You’ll hopefully leave the workshop feeling:
Clear on what OCD is—and isn’t
Prepared to use evidence-based tools
Recognised in your community for your skills
Confident in supporting clients who need your help
Why I Do This:
On average, it takes 11–14 years for someone with OCD to receive a correct diagnosis — and even longer to access the right help.
That delay ends when more clinicians feel confident treating OCD.
That’s what I’m here to help change.
Keen to know more (scroll below) or want to sign up?
You care about helping people with OCD. Let’s make sure you’re prepared to.
You’re a thoughtful, compassionate clinician who wants to treat OCD but feel unsure where to start. You might feel hesitant about doing harm, overwhelmed by protocols, or uncertain about your approach.
Right now, you’re caught between wanting to help and not feeling fully equipped to do it effectively. You’ve probably thought:
“What if I make it worse?”
“I’m not sure how to use ERP effectively.”
“I care deeply, but I feel out of my depth.”
Here’s the truth: You don’t need to be an expert or have decades of experience. You need practical, ethical guidance that makes OCD treatment approachable and actionable.
After attending this workshop, clinicians often report:
A stronger understanding of how to identify and respond to OCD presentations
Feeling more prepared to apply evidence-based approaches in real-world settings
Greater confidence in supporting clients ethically and effectively
Increased recognition within their networks as OCD-informed professionals
This isn’t just theory. It’s not another webinar that leaves you with more questions than answers. You’ll gain:
Practical tools you can apply directly in sessions
Case-based guidance to help you adapt to real-world scenarios
An ERP based approach to OCD treatment that is ethical, human, and adaptable, including mindfulness based approaches and how to apply these.
You’ll hopefully leave the workshop feeling:
Clear on what OCD is—and isn’t
Prepared to use evidence-based tools
Recognised in your community for your skills
Confident in supporting clients who need your help
Why I Do This:
On average, it takes 11–14 years for someone with OCD to receive a correct diagnosis — and even longer to access the right help.
That delay ends when more clinicians feel confident treating OCD.
That’s what I’m here to help change.
Keen to know more (scroll below) or want to sign up?
You care about helping people with OCD. Let’s make sure you’re prepared to.
You’re a thoughtful, compassionate clinician who wants to treat OCD but feel unsure where to start. You might feel hesitant about doing harm, overwhelmed by protocols, or uncertain about your approach.
Right now, you’re caught between wanting to help and not feeling fully equipped to do it effectively. You’ve probably thought:
“What if I make it worse?”
“I’m not sure how to use ERP effectively.”
“I care deeply, but I feel out of my depth.”
Here’s the truth: You don’t need to be an expert or have decades of experience. You need practical, ethical guidance that makes OCD treatment approachable and actionable.
After attending this workshop, clinicians often report:
A stronger understanding of how to identify and respond to OCD presentations
Feeling more prepared to apply evidence-based approaches in real-world settings
Greater confidence in supporting clients ethically and effectively
Increased recognition within their networks as OCD-informed professionals
This isn’t just theory. It’s not another webinar that leaves you with more questions than answers. You’ll gain:
Practical tools you can apply directly in sessions
Case-based guidance to help you adapt to real-world scenarios
An ERP based approach to OCD treatment that is ethical, human, and adaptable, including mindfulness based approaches and how to apply these.
You’ll hopefully leave the workshop feeling:
Clear on what OCD is—and isn’t
Prepared to use evidence-based tools
Recognised in your community for your skills
Confident in supporting clients who need your help
Why I Do This:
On average, it takes 11–14 years for someone with OCD to receive a correct diagnosis — and even longer to access the right help.
That delay ends when more clinicians feel confident treating OCD.
That’s what I’m here to help change.
Keen to know more (scroll below) or want to sign up?
Had an interest in working with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) but not quite sure where to start? In the workshop I’ll share my knowledge with you in managing the intricacies of OCD by discussing cases and sharing videos of ERP in action. I’ll also provide loads of resources including client ready handouts that have been tried and tested to use in treatment. If you want in, follow the prompts to register and I’ll send you the first link and resources for Session 1.
More about the Workshop
Aim/s Objectives:
The aim of this workshop is to provide you with a clear and concise model that will help guide treatment for OCD. The following learning outcomes are expected to be covered:
(i) Understand OCD within a practical client-friendly framework
(ii) Develop skills in creating hierarchies with clients
(iii) Develop skills in applying mindfulness based principles with ERP
(iv) Develop skills in constructing ERP tasks from a mindfulness based perspective
(v) Developing skills to overcome common hurdles in treatment
The learning outcomes of this workshop will contribute to your CPD by increasing awareness that is needed to deal with the intricacies of OCD. The workshop is suitable for Allied Health Students, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Mental Health Accredited Social Workers, OT’s, Mental Health Nurses, and other Allied Health professionals working with people with OCD and their families.
Where:
The workshop is delivered online via 4 modules. The modules include video content, readings, and handouts. Once you register, Week 1’s content will be emailed to you. You will also have access to my closed Facebook Group so you can ask questions and have access to further content. If you are not on Facebook then we can still accommodate you via email.
CPD: 6 Hours