Angela Di Manno, LCSW, PLLC

04/22/2022

Tune in to our Virtual Programming Next Week!

Tuesday, April 26th: Community Conversations @ 7pm EST
Wednesday, April 27th: Lunch & Learn on Relationship OCD @ 12pm EST

Please submit any questions you may have for our hosts or panelists at iocdf.org/peaceofmind

04/22/2022

Be kind with your words about someone else's mental health. Image by 👏🏻🧠

04/18/2022

This article suggests some strategies that can help you decide when and how to disclose your mental health condition to your partner.

04/18/2022

You have romanticised the idea of Obsessive-Compulsive Order.

02/27/2022

63% of Black people believe that a mental health condition is a sign of personal weakness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. But one organization is helping to remove that stigm…

02/27/2022

These aren't just "quirks."

02/09/2022

Today! Noon ET. Join us for Research Roundtable: Habituation Therapy, Inhibitory Learning, & ACT

iocdf.org/live

02/08/2022

Small progress is still progress. You don't have to post your highlights on social media. Validate yourself!

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02/08/2022

TONIGHT! 7pm ET. IOCDF National Advocate Ethan Smith leans on his own lived experiences navigating OCD to create a candid space for anyone (from anywhere) to discuss the OCD and related disorders issues most important to them. You choose the topics, you ask the questions—live, in real time! Whether you just want to listen in, support others in the chat, ask questions, or talk about current events and how they’re impacting your life, you’re the community, and this is your conversation. Together, we can educate, reduce stigma, and most importantly, provide hope.

01/11/2022

This is such a good depiction of what it is like for some who have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

"I made this video to give people a little glimpse into my own galaxy."

12/14/2021

To everyone having a hard time this holiday season, your NAMI family is here for you.
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Find your local NAMI at nami.org/findsupport or call our HelpLine at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) - open Mon-Fri from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ET
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