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Recording currently unavailable. The former recording link is no longer accessible. This entry is retained as a historical record of Prof. Guy Doron’s keynote on ROCD research in Ankara, Turkey. For other recorded interviews, see our podcasts and videos page.
Results on the reciprocal relationship between partner-focused and relationship-centered obsessive-compulsive (OC) phenomena over time have been added to the initial results page.
A/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…
Updated: 28 October 2026 Digital exercises can offer a structured way to practise responding differently to intrusive thoughts and rigid beliefs. This page brings together the apps discussed on ROCD.net, explains their relationship to the research, and distinguishes current resources from earlier products. ocd.app: the current public self-help resource ocd.app provides brief cognitive behavioural exercises,…
The Tips For Therapist page will aim at giving therapeutic suggestions to cognitive behavioral therapist seeing relationship obsessive compulsive disorder (ROCD) patients. These suggestions will be based on research findings and our clinical experience. We aim to add this page in about 3 months time. [posted 2012/11/18]
Update, October 2026: For the current app from the same research team, see our ocd.app page. The application Good Blocks was developed and recently updated by Prof. Guy Doron of the ROCD-RU team. This gamified application is designed to improve mood and self-esteem. iPhone and IPad users: https://itunes.apple.com/app/good-blocks-mood-training/id908038527 Android users: No longer available on Google…
See our the ROCD model: how relationship doubts become an obsessive-compulsive cycle