OCD Clinic

OCD Clinic Brisbane Clinical Psychology Clinic provides evidence-based care for OCD, Body Dysmorphia and BFRBs, along with Cosmetic Readiness Testing. Book Now ↓

Appointments are available in person at our Brisbane clinic or online via Zoom for flexible access. The Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Clinic (OCDC) is a clinical psychology practice that provides evidence-based treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Related Disorders (OCRD). OCRD include obsessive-compulsive disorder, body dysmorphic disorder and trichotillomania
(hair-pulling disorder), as well as two new disorders: hoarding disorder and excoriation (skinpicking)
disorder.

We are taking a break over the Christmas period, and look forward to seeing you all when we return on 5th of January. Wi...
20/12/2025

We are taking a break over the Christmas period, and look forward to seeing you all when we return on 5th of January. Wishing you all a restful and safe holiday break. 🦋💫

For many people with OCD, Christmas can be more about getting through than enjoying. If symptoms feel heightened, that m...
18/12/2025

For many people with OCD, Christmas can be more about getting through than enjoying. If symptoms feel heightened, that makes sense.
While we’re closed over Christmas, you can access support via your GP or Lifeline (13 11 14). 🦋

After traumatic events, OCD symptoms can flare, even if the danger has passed.If you’re noticing an increase in intrusiv...
16/12/2025

After traumatic events, OCD symptoms can flare, even if the danger has passed.

If you’re noticing an increase in intrusive thoughts, urges to check or clean, or feeling more on edge after recent events, you’re not alone. These responses reflect a nervous system responding to perceived threat, not a sign that something bad is about to happen.

Support helps. If symptoms feel harder to manage, please reach out to us or a trusted professional.

Not every feeling needs a solution.Sometimes the most healing thing you can do is simply notice what’s there. 💙
01/12/2025

Not every feeling needs a solution.
Sometimes the most healing thing you can do is simply notice what’s there. 💙

Wondering if what you’re seeing in your child is anxiety, ADHD or maybe something else? Our new blog post breaks down ho...
28/11/2025

Wondering if what you’re seeing in your child is anxiety, ADHD or maybe something else? Our new blog post breaks down how Obsessive‑Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can look very different to worry, neurodivergence or everyday habits.

🦋 Learn the subtle signs in our new blog. From intrusive thoughts and hidden rituals, to perfectionism and “just-right” behaviours. Understanding those differences can be the first step toward real support and relief.

Read more via the Link in Bio.

To everyone navigating OCD in silence - your effort matters, your struggle is valid, and support is available.🦋
26/11/2025

To everyone navigating OCD in silence - your effort matters, your struggle is valid, and support is available.🦋

POCD is deeply misunderstood, and incredibly distressing. Swipe through to learn what POCD is … and what it definitely i...
21/11/2025

POCD is deeply misunderstood, and incredibly distressing. Swipe through to learn what POCD is … and what it definitely isn’t.


Have you ever found yourself questioning your relationship, even when everything seems “fine”?You might be experiencing ...
12/11/2025

Have you ever found yourself questioning your relationship, even when everything seems “fine”?

You might be experiencing Relationship OCD (ROCD), a subtype of OCD where intrusive doubts and fears centre around your partner or relationship.

It’s not about the quality of your relationship, it’s about the brain’s response to uncertainty.

ROCD is real and treatable and you don’t have to face it alone.

ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) remains the gold-standard treatment for OCD, but that doesn’t mean it’s always ea...
07/11/2025

ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) remains the gold-standard treatment for OCD, but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy.

Many people find it difficult to start, stick with, or complete ERP, and that’s not a sign of failure.

In our latest blog, we explore why ERP can feel so hard and what can make it more effective. From understanding the “why” behind exposures, to tailoring therapy around the person (not the protocol).

Read Online: “ERP Works – So Why Do So Many People Find It Hard to Stay the Course?” Via the link in our bio.

Our very own Bowie (and her handler, Senior Clinical Psychologist Natasha Roughab) has been entered in the Therapy Dogs ...
05/11/2025

Our very own Bowie (and her handler, Senior Clinical Psychologist Natasha Roughab) has been entered in the Therapy Dogs Australia 2025 Calendar Competition, and voting is now open!

If you’d like to show your support for our favourite duo, head to the Therapy Dogs Australia page and open the album titled “2025 TDA Calendar Comp”

To vote, simply like Bowie’s photo in the album.
Voting runs 4–18 November (closing 4 PM AEST)
Winners announced Friday 21 November

It’s a wonderful way to celebrate the meaningful role therapy dogs play in supporting mental health and the people they work with every day.

Go Bowie💜

We all experience random, uncomfortable thoughts. For those with OCD, these thoughts can feel loud, sticky, and impossib...
23/10/2025

We all experience random, uncomfortable thoughts. For those with OCD, these thoughts can feel loud, sticky, and impossible to ignore. They’re called intrusive thoughts, and they say nothing about your character or intentions.

OCD demands certainty where none exists. Through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), we teach the brain that uncerta...
21/10/2025

OCD demands certainty where none exists. Through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), we teach the brain that uncertainty is safe and that you can handle not knowing. That’s how the anxiety begins to lose its power. 💭

Address

1352 Creek Road
Brisbane, QLD
4152

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
6pm - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
6pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61733955335

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