Loving Someone with OCD: How to Support Without Fueling the Cycle

For loved ones who feel unsure, overwhelmed, or afraid they’re doing it wrong.

Maybe you feel helpless. Or afraid of saying the wrong thing.
Maybe you’ve been doing everything you can to ease their anxiety…
but it doesn’t seem to be helping.

In fact, it sometimes feels like you’re making things worse—and you’re not sure what else to try.

If you love someone with OCD, you're probably exhausted.

This 60-minute live workshop is here to help.

Friday, July 18th | 12pm CT | Online | $27 | 72-hour replay available

  • You’re a partner, parent, sibling, or close friend of someone with OCD

  • You’ve found yourself repeating rituals, offering endless reassurance, or walking on eggshells

  • You’re unsure how to be supportive without making things worse

  • You feel tired, confused, or burned out…but still want to help

This workshop is for you if:

  • What OCD really is—and what it isn’t

  • Why well-meaning responses (like reassurance) can keep OCD stuck

  • How to tell the difference between support and accommodation

  • What to say (and not say) when anxiety is high

  • How to set boundaries without guilt

  • How to care for yourself—without stepping away from your loved one

You’ll also receive:

  • Real-life examples of what these patterns look like in everyday life

  • Practical language and scripts you can use right away

  • A supportive, shame-free space to learn, ask questions, and feel understood

In this live, therapist-led workshop, you’ll learn:

Date: Friday July 18th, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Central Time
Location: Online via Google Meet
Cost: $27

👉 Can’t make it live? The replay will be available for 72 hours only, so be sure to register and get the link delivered to your inbox.

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Learn how to support without getting stuck in the cycle.

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