Media & Tools
Finding the right information and support is essential when navigating OCD, whether for yourself, a loved one, or your professional practice. This collection of books, podcasts, social media channels, websites, and movies connects you with trusted resources to deepen your understanding, find community, and explore evidence-based treatment options.
Whether you’re looking for expert guidance, personal stories, or practical tools, these recommendations can help. Explore the categories below to find the resources that best support your journey.
Books
Explore a curated selection of books offering guidance, personal stories, and expert insights on understanding and managing OCD.
Podcasts
Tune into insightful conversations with experts, advocates, and individuals sharing real experiences with OCD and evidence-based treatments.
Websites
Access trusted online resources, organizations, and support networks focused on OCD education and treatment. These sites offer courses, community support, and proven tools for managing OCD and anxiety. With long waitlists for specialists, they provide accessible, affordable, and timely guidance—because the right support matters.
Courses
Explore evidence-based, self-paced courses from leading OCD and anxiety experts. These programs offer practical strategies on ERP, parenting approaches, moral OCD, and more—accessible online for flexible learning.
Movies & Videos
Discover films and documentaries that shed light on OCD, offering both realistic portrayals and inspiring stories.
Unstuck: An OCD Kids Movie
After a challenging summer with his daughter’s OCD, Chris Baier, along with his family, made the decision to advocate for children facing this condition. Their first initiative is a poignant and beautifully crafted documentary by Chris and Kelly Anderson. This film captures the experiences of young individuals with OCD through interviews, detailing their journeys from the onset of symptoms to diagnosis, therapy, exposure, and a hopeful future beyond the challenges of debilitating OCD.
AT Parenting Survival Introduction
Child anxiety & OCD therapist, Natasha Daniels LCSW, who provides online resources to parents raising kids with anxiety and OCD, speaks on her collaboration with Connect 4 OCD, the importance of seeking professional support, and shares insights about her courses, platforms, and channels.
Social Media Channels
Follow trusted social media accounts that provide education, advocacy, and a sense of community for those affected by OCD.
Connect 4 OCD
@connect4ocdA supportive, Canada-based organization for parents, caregivers, spouses & individuals affected by OCD, as well as the professionals who support them.
International OCD Foundation
@IOCDFThe mission of the IOCDF is to ensure that no one affected by OCD and related disorders suffers alone. Our community provides help, healing, and hope.
Kimberley Quinlan
@youranxietytoolkitHelping you break free from anxiety with compassion-focused tools and science-backed strategies.
Natasha Daniels
@atparentingsurvivalChild anxiety & OCD therapist providing online resources to parents raising kids with anxiety/OCD. Courses on OCD and anxiety.
NOCD
@treatmyocdWe offer affordable, effective online therapy for OCD and related conditions in and out of the US.
Alberta OCD Foundation
@albertaocdfoundationAlberta community fighting OCD! Online Support Groups! OCD Mentorship program!
Level Up Wellness Group
@levelupwellnessgroupSpecializing in emotional wellness. Therapy and medical support for all ages!
Forward Thinking Psychology
@forwardthinking.psychWellness Strategies • Education • Resources. Specializing in OCD & Anxiety. Virtual Therapy in ON & BC.
OCD North
@ocdnorthHelping you & your family overcome OCD. Serving ON, BC, AB, NS, MB, NL & SK.
Frank Pew, MSW
@frank.pew.mswHelping you build a Life Worth Living. BPD | OCD | Anxiety Specialist. Registered Social Worker.