Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Meetup Groups

A group in which people can talk about self-harm, share experiences and generally chat. There are no agendas to the meets, and you won't be expected to talk about the issue, just raise it if you want. Its often just good being around other people wh…

This group is here to serve as your community. Many of us feell that the E.D. help that's out there isn't helping... so let's come together and create something that does work. Also invited are people with various anxiety & confidence issues to joi…

Meet up with other Buffalo women who are living with Anxiety Disorders and going through the same thing your going through. Its nice to know you are not alone with this and you can actually talk to others who understand what your going through! Offe…

Many of us found that we had several characteristics in common as a result of being brought up in an alcoholic or other dysfunctional households. We had come to feel isolated, and uneasy with other people, especially authority figures. To protect…

At the Center for Understanding and Treating Anxiety, we believe that anxiety disorders are treatable and that no one should have to live with excessive anxiety. We started this group to give members the opportunity to receive information about, sup…

This group was started as a resource and safe space for sufferers of Emetophobia, the fear of vomiting. Although this is cited as one of the most common phobias, many people are still suffering in silence because of the limited amount of research tha…

PLANS ARE UNDER WAY TO START AN OCD SUPPORT GROUP IN THE RALEIGH, DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL AREA. COME JOIN OTHERS AS WE MEET TO DISCUSS OCD ISSUES AND OFFER EACH OTHER SUPPORT. WE PLAN TO MEET TWICE MONTHLY WITH PLANS TO HAVE A PROFESSIONAL DOCTOR, THER…

Trichotillomania (Trich) is hair loss caused by compulsive pulling or twisting of the hair until it breaks off. Trich can cause severe emotional, social, and psychological distress for the puller. I have suffered on and off with this disease for 1…

Many of us found that we had several characteristics in common as a result of being brought up in an alcoholic or other dysfunctional households. We had come to feel isolated, and uneasy with other people, especially authority figures. To protect…

Welcome! We are a support and discussion group for people suffering from OCD. We encourage you to attend one of our free seminars led by experts in the field of cognitive behavioral therapy. We also are here to promote discussion and build a com…