Learn about OCD this #OCDAwarenessWeek . Find out more in our information page: bit.ly/3rTechR [1/9]

Who can have OCD? Anyone can have OCD. It typically starts during early adulthood but can begin at any age. #OCDAwarenessWeek [2/9]

What are the symptoms of OCD? OCD involves both obsessions and compulsions. #OCDAwarenessWeek [3/9]

What are obsessions? Obsessions are unwanted and unpleasant thoughts or images which come into your mind repeatedly. #OCDAwarenessWeek [4/9]

What are obsessions? They can feel like a stuck record, and trying to resist them can make them worse. #OCDAwarenessWeek [5/9]

What are compulsions? Compulsions are repetitive actions or thoughts you feel you must do, often until they feel ‘right’. #OCDAwarenessWeek [6/9]

What are compulsions? The aim of a compulsion is to try to relieve the anxiety or distress caused by obsessive thoughts. #OCDAwarenessWeek [7/9]

If you think you may be experiencing OCD or know a friend who is, then please remember that you and them are not alone. #OCDAwarenessWeek [8/9]