A good discussion of OCD medications, including both antidepressants and tranquilizers prescribed to treat this condition. Includes some discussion of alternative therapies, as well.

One OCD treatment involves learning and practicing the four self-help techniques described in this article.

This article discusses the importance of asking questions and playing an active role in your OCD treatment.

Keeping a journal can be a way of reducing feelings of anxiety and another OCD treatment. That's just one of the interesting articles in this site maintained by people with OCD.

This training video for health care providers includes an interview with an OCD sufferer. Watch as she shares her insights and discusses her OCD treatment strategies.

Not just about OCD treatment, this article includes information about OCD symptoms and support.

According to this article, the key to OCD recovery is consistency. Get a concise view of OCD treatment and info on symptoms as well.

When OCD treatment with medications and therapy fails repeatedly, physicans might try combinations of medications. Learn more, and get a checklist for determining if you're really treatment-resistant.

Antidepressants that target the brain signaling protein serotonin are often used to treat OCD. This article describes some of the commonly used ones.

Described as a pacemaker for the brain, deep brain stimulation is an OCD treatment shown to help some individuals with extreme cases of this condition.

On the dry side, this article provides a summary of developments in studies of drugs for OCD treatment.

Covers the gamut of OCD treatments including behavioral therapy, medications and psychosurgery. Points out that not all symptoms of OCD require treatment.

Can you get drugs for OCD treament if you're poor? Read one doctor's answer to this and other important questions, and get numbers for some assistance programs.

This article discusses medications for OCD treatment. Check out the discussion on the limitations and benefits of popularly prescribed drugs.

This video discusses exposure therapy, and how one young boy has found great success using it as an OCD treatment.