OCD.xyz

06/09/2026

One spot left in the 2nd ERP for OCD Summer Cohort!

Tuesdays
7/7-8/11/26
8-10am PT / 11am-1pm ET
Up to 12 NBCC CE Hours

Early bird $397 until 6/15 then increases to $497

Link in comments.

06/09/2026

Today = 1st training of the June/July ERP for OCD Training cohort! Always nervous bc it matters, and always stoked to nerd out about OCD with great colleagues. 🤓

🩵Yay for clinicians interested in learning ERP to help provide effective treatment for OCD! ✨️

06/06/2026

😁so grateful and excited for our continued growth! 🚀

06/04/2026

📝 New on the blog
Reassurance Isn’t Neutral: How Therapists Can Avoid Reinforcing OCD in Session

Reassurance often feels supportive in the moment—but in OCD, it can unintentionally reinforce the obsession–compulsion cycle over time.

This post explores:
🔍 How reassurance commonly shows up in therapy
🧠 Why it can maintain the OCD cycle
🛠️ Ways to respond without providing certainty—even outside of formal OCD treatment

If you work with clients who seek repeated reassurance and want to support them without reinforcing OCD, this is worth a read.

🔗Link in comments.

05/30/2026

Yay!! 🩵 This expands our reach in providing continuing education opportunities for therapists nationwide!

OCD.xyz is now an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP # 8051). Check out their CE course offerings at https://ocd.xyz/.

05/29/2026

Hey this is cool! 60 clicks from Google in the past 28 days. 🚀
We're growing! 🩵

05/21/2026

🧠 When OCD shows up in therapy, it doesn’t always look like avoidance.

Sometimes it looks like really good conversation.

If a session keeps circling the same question, brings brief relief, and then resets the next week—verbal rumination may be driving the process.

Insight doesn’t interrupt OCD.
Learning to tolerate uncertainty and align your values with your actions does.

📝 New on the blog:
Verbal Rumination in OCD: How to Recognize It in Session and Respond Effectively

🔗 Link in comments

05/19/2026

OCD is frequently misdiagnosed — and the clinical and ethical consequences are real.

📚 Recognizing OCD: Ethical Considerations & Differential Diagnosis

📅 June 5 | 9:00 AM – 1:15 PM PT
💵 $120
📋 4 NBCC Hours

This training helps you recognize what you might be missing and meet your ethical duty to clients.

Learning objectives:
• Recognize clinical features of OCD, including presentations frequently misdiagnosed, as part of an ethical obligation to competent practice
• Apply ethical principles related to scope of competence, harm reduction, and the clinician's duty to pursue accurate assessment and differential diagnosis
• Identify structured clinical approaches to gathering diagnostic information in order to fulfill ethical responsibilities to clients

Presented by Natasha Moharter, LPCC, NCC
OCD.xyz is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 8051.

Register at the link in the comments!

05/14/2026

Last week I shared that OCD.xyz is now an NBCC-Approved Continuing Education Provider — and the response was so wonderful. 🙏🏼
I wanted to go a little deeper on what this actually means, why I pursued it, and why I believe it matters for OCD education and the clients we serve. So I wrote a blog post about it.
Spoiler: it's not just a credential. For me, it's a form of advocacy.
Link in comments 🔗

05/12/2026

ERP for OCD Training Group – Summer 2026 is now NBCC Approved for 12 CE Hours! 🎉

This is a 6-week live training for clinicians who are ready to move from OCD theory to confident ERP practice. Each week builds on the last — from assessment and psychoeducation through exposures, treatment challenges, and termination. Come with a client in mind. Leave with the skills to treat them.

📅 Mondays, June 8 – July 20 (no class July 6)
⏰ 9:00 – 11:00 AM PT | Live via Zoom
🎓 12 NBCC Hours
👩‍🏫 Natasha Moharter, LPCC, NCC

💰 Early Bird: $397 (through Friday 5/15)
💰 Regular Price: $497

⚠️ Only 3 spots remaining.

OCD.xyz is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 8051.