Lectures & Interviews

Breaking Barriers in OCD Care: The Power of Digital CBT

Access to effective mental health care is shifting as modern technology bridges the gap for patients nationwide. In this presentation, Dr. Jamie Feusner explores how digital health platforms, teletherapy, and video-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)—specifically Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)—are making evidence-based OCD treatment more accessible, scalable, and effective than ever before.

Why Current OCD Care Fails—And How Brain Networks Offer Hope

In this talk from the 2019 American Psychiatric Association annual meeting, Dr. Jamie Feusner breaks down the latest advancements in OCD treatment and clinical neuroscience, exploring how modern research is shaping future therapeutic approaches.

NOCD | New OCD Study Reveals How Kids & Teens Can Overcome OCD In Half The Time

A groundbreaking new study has revealed that kids and teens can overcome OCD in half the time using virtual therapy. This is the largest study ever conducted on virtual Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) treatment for children and adolescents, and the results are clear: virtual therapy with NOCD significantly reduces OCD symptoms faster and more effectively than traditional therapy.

To break down these game-changing findings, we’re joined by Dr. Jamie Feusner, Chief Medical Officer at NOCD, and Dr. Sara Conley, Licensed Therapist, PhD, LPCat NOCD. Together, they’ll discuss how this research is revolutionizing OCD treatment, the role of family involvement in recovery, and why early intervention is key to helping kids and teens reclaim their lives. Tune in to learn how virtual therapy is changing the future of OCD care for young people everywhere.

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How Brain Mapping Predicts OCD Treatment Success with CBT

How does the brain’s neural network shape OCD treatment response? In this seminar at the UCLA Brain Mapping Center, Dr. Jamie Feusner explains how whole-brain functional connectivity and machine learning are revealing the illness mechanisms of OCD—and helping clinicians predict how individual patients will respond to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).