Getting Through It Together: Parent OCD Support Group | Palo Alto Therapy

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Join Our Parent OCD Support Group! This group is held the last Saturday of every month from 10:30am to 12:00pm.

General Information and Overview
Our Getting Through It Together Parent OCD Support Group connects parents of children of all ages with OCD who are struggling with similar situations. This group allows for open sharing of struggles and successes and to gain encouragement, empathy, and understanding from those who know the common struggles with OCD intimately. There will be a focus on discussing “what’s working”, solid OCD knowledge, as well as encouragement (not shaming) of treatment strategies, such as reducing “accommodations” and the harmful effects OCD can have on the family. The support and information provided will be tailored to the needs of the group. Please click here to sign up or learn more: https://www.paloaltotherapy.com/ocd-p...

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Palo Alto Therapy delivers children and adults a better quality of life through professional, sensible, and honest counseling for anxiety and depression related problems. We use evidenced based practices, primarily cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to provide the most effective treatment. Please click here to visit our website: https://www.paloaltotherapy.com/

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