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More than 2,000 people (unique visitors) have visited ROCD.net in since ROCD.net has gone on air (on September, 9th, 2012). More than 150 people have also participated in our online research.
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Participate in ROCD related research
ByGuyThe ROCD Research Unit invites you to learn about research on relationship-related obsessive-compulsive experiences through Reichman University (formerly IDC Herzliya). Reichman University research survey The link below opens the university’s Qualtrics survey. Read the participant information and consent form there before deciding whether to take part. The study’s own information explains its procedures, participation requirements…
New App to help in the treatment of ROCD symptoms: coming soon !
ByGuyA/Prof. Doron and his colleague Guy Ilany are working on an innovative training application (App) to help with the treatment of ROCD symptoms. The app is planned to include over 30 levels addressing ROCD related difficulties such as relationship doubts, intolerance for uncertainty, perfectionism, commitment anxiety and embarrassment. They said it is going to be…
Support group for ROCD on Facebook
ByGuyFor those who are interested, I have become aware of an ROCD support group on Facebook. It is a closed group that can be found under ROCD relationship.
Our ROCD conceptual paper is now in press
ByGuyDoron, G., Derby, D., & Szepsenwol. O. (in press). Relationship obsessive compulsive disorder (ROCD): A conceptual framework. Journal of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders. Also see pre-print version HERE.
We added a Power Point Presentation of our ROCD model
ByGuySee The ROCD model, which also links to the original presentation
New study shows using GG platform apps helps reduce ROCD symptoms
ByGuyReaching reliable clinical change using short, daily, cognitive training exercises delivered on a mobile application: The case of Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (ROCD) symptoms and cognitions in a subclinical cohort ROCD is characterized by symptoms pertaining to interpersonal relationships ROCD is associated with dyadic distress, depression, and anxiety Daily training with a mobile app may…