The OCD Project is an American reality television series that debuted on May 27, 2010. The series follows Dr. David Tolin and his exposure-based treatment of six patients living together in a Southern California mansion. The treatment, called exposure and response prevention, can seem unorthodox but is a recommended treatment for OCD.
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Dr. Tolin is taking the entire group on an overnight field trip to an abandoned hospital. Here, they must face various OCD triggers- including death, HIV, Cancer, blood & fears of the supernatural. One patient is continuing to show signs of regression, and Dr. Tolin fears they may not be right for the program.
Dr. Tolin is taking the entire group on an overnight field trip to an abandoned hospital. Here, they must face various OCD triggers- including death, HIV, Cancer, blood & fears of the supernatural. One patient is continuing to show signs of regression, and Dr. Tolin fears they may not be right for the program.
One contestant must decide if they will leave the program. For the group- this week is "Family Therapy." Dr. Tolin invites the families of the patients so that they can participate in exposures with their loved ones. It's an eye opening exercise for the families, and in the end, one family member must make a tough decision about whether or not to keep their loved one in the program.
One contestant must decide if they will leave the program. For the group- this week is "Family Therapy." Dr. Tolin invites the families of the patients so that they can participate in exposures with their loved ones. It's an eye opening exercise for the families, and in the end, one family member must make a tough decision about whether or not to keep their loved one in the program.
Today is the day all patients must stop their compulsions cold turkey. Anxieties run high as the group attempts to deal with this- including not being able to take showers or wash hands. A field trip to Skid Row to face various fears drives one patient to the brink and they consider leaving the program.
Today is the day all patients must stop their compulsions cold turkey. Anxieties run high as the group attempts to deal with this- including not being able to take showers or wash hands. A field trip to Skid Row to face various fears drives one patient to the brink and they consider leaving the program.
Dr. Tolin gives the group three days to continue their compulsions, while monitoring them so he can understand their triggers. In their first group session, one patient struggles to complete a seemingly simple task. In an exercise Dr. Tolin calls "Fear Movies" - one patient has a severe anxiety attack.
Dr. Tolin gives the group three days to continue their compulsions, while monitoring them so he can understand their triggers. In their first group session, one patient struggles to complete a seemingly simple task. In an exercise Dr. Tolin calls "Fear Movies" - one patient has a severe anxiety attack.
The patients attempt to get to the treatment center for the program, which proves to be very difficult for one OCD sufferer. Once at treatment, one patient fails to connect with the group, while another considers leaving when she finds out there's only one bathroom.
The patients attempt to get to the treatment center for the program, which proves to be very difficult for one OCD sufferer. Once at treatment, one patient fails to connect with the group, while another considers leaving when she finds out there's only one bathroom.
The OCD Project is an American reality television series that debuted on May 27, 2010. The series follows Dr. David Tolin and his exposure-based treatment of six patients living together in a Southern California mansion. The treatment, called exposure and response prevention, can seem unorthodox but is a recommended treatment for OCD.
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