04/18/2026
Most people think they understand OCD.
They don’t.
Last night, we had the honor of sponsoring a private screening of An Unquiet Mind at a , hosted at the Wilhelmina Cullen Robertson Auditorium, to promote awareness of OCD.
Our clinician, Bailey Grunder, LPC-A, attended the screening and experienced what so many in the room felt. A powerful, emotional evening that ended in a standing ovation. 👏🏾 👏🏼👏🏽
This was more than a screening.
It brought together clinicians, advocates, filmmakers, nonprofit leaders, and community members for connection, film, and moderated conversation centered on mental health, lived experience, and access to care.
Bailey was deeply moved, noting that everyone should see the film.
The film challenges one of the most harmful misconceptions about OCD.
OCD is not a quirky personality trait.
It is not about being neat.
It is not about liking things a certain way.
For a long time, OCD has been reduced to stereotypes like handwashing or checking. But there is an entire side of OCD that is far less visible and far less understood.
An Unquiet Mind follows the stories of individuals living with forms of OCD that people are often afraid to talk about. Intrusive, unwanted thoughts related to harm, postpartum fears, and other taboo themes that can feel terrifying and isolating.
Not because people want these thoughts.
But because OCD targets what matters most.
The misunderstanding of these experiences has created a culture of silence and shame.
This film breaks that silence.
By bringing these stories into the open, it builds understanding, invites empathy, and reminds people that they are not alone in something that can feel incredibly isolating.
And this is where real change begins.
Less stigma.
More honest conversations.
More people getting the help they actually need.
As clinicians, this is why we do what we do. OCD is highly treatable. And no one should have to suffer in silence from something so deeply misunderstood.
We are incredibly grateful to have supported this work and to be part of a community pushing these conversations forward.
Follow and learn more: https://anunquietmind.com/
