OCD Therapy Resources for Clients
Obsessive-compulsive disorder resources for clients spanning brief screening, ERP-oriented workbooks, and clinical guides. Browse below by assessment, treatment format, or reference.
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Three clinician-vetted starting points to use with clients across assessment, treatment, and reference.
The OCD Workbook: Your Guide to Breaking Free from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Primary focus: CBT and ERP for symptom mapping, exposures, ritual prevention, and cognitive tools
View detailsFreedom from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: A Personalized Recovery Program for Living with Uncertainty, Updated Edition
Primary focus: Increasing tolerance for uncertainty and reducing reassurance habits
View detailsOCI-4 OCD Screener
Primary focus: Self-rated washing, checking, ordering, and obsessing distress
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Resources to use with clients across assessments, books, workbooks, articles, apps, videos, and podcasts. Explore OCD by format or clinical need below.
Assessments
Brief measures for obsessions, compulsions, and impairment, useful for intake, triage, and tracking change.
What you'll find: Symptom screeners and severity scales for adult clients.
Search OCD assessmentsApps, videos, and psychoeducation
Mobile supports and short explainers on intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and OCD education.
What you'll find: OCD apps, podcasts, videos, and materials on obsessions and compulsions.
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Exposure and response prevention workbooks with hierarchies, ritual prevention, and structured ERP homework.
What you'll find: Symptom mapping, exposure planning, response prevention exercises, and progress logs.
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ERP recovery guides, uncertainty tolerance, and family resources for accommodation and loved ones.
What you'll find: Exposure and response prevention frameworks, recovery programs, and family-oriented OCD guides.
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