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      OCD at University: A Support Handbook

      Hello students, prospective students, (also students’ relatives and friends)!

      OCD Action knows living with and supporting someone with OCD at university can be challenging – but please remember you are not alone.

      Whether you’re starting university, continuing studies or supporting a student, this Handbook is invaluable. It explains ways to make everyone’s university experience easier to navigate.

      Some Areas Our Handbook Aims to Help With

      • Understanding OCD and how it can affect university life.

      • Accessing the right support, from disability services to wellbeing.

      • Finding available treatment, and understanding and knowing the clinically recognised options.

      • Advocating for people with OCD, including yourself, when speaking to tutors and support staff.

      • Connecting with others to build a support network.

      How Do I find more details?

      Here’s a link to the Handbook poster: OCD at University – A Support Handbook for Students

      Further Resources on Our Website

      These were developed in collaboration with OCD Action and Student Space, a mental health initiative run by Student Minds. The resources offer safe and confidential support including:

      And please remember: OCD is here to help with university studies…and your life before and after!

      #36438
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        Hey again:

        Here’s the link to the Handbook discussed above, “OCD at University: A Support Handbook” on our website: https://ocdaction.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/OCD-at-University-A-Support-Handbook-for-Students.pdf

        Wishing you the best of luck at Uni!

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        #37146
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          Hello:

          We just want to be sure that Young People know that OCD Action has a Support Group just for you. For information on this group, see our website’s Support Groups page:

          Groups for young people
          Young people aged 16 – 20 with OCD or BDD (Thursday, Zoom)
          First and third Thursday, 7pm

          Our Support Groups

          OCD Action’s Online Support Groups provide a safe and welcoming environment where you can connect with others with similar experiences and offer mutual support without judgement. All support groups are peer led and facilitated by a dedicated team of trained volunteers.

          Our support groups are available to anyone based in the UK affected by OCD or a related condition. Groups include support  for parents and caregivers, partners and loved ones. Participatie via Zoom, camera on or off.

          No internet access?We provide a limited number of places in our phone support groups.

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