Courses & Consultations

Course for Clinicians

This self-paced course is designed for clinicians, mental health professionals, and trainees seeking to provide culturally responsive OCD treatment. Led by Rev. Dr. Katie O'Dunne, who holds a Doctor of Ministry in Integrative Chaplaincy from Vanderbilt Divinity School, specializing in reimagining ERP as a spiritual practice, the course covers key religious traditions like Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. It emphasizes the importance of scripture interpretations, guiding clinicians to develop value-driven exposures and reframe treatment through a spiritual lens.

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Course Breakdown:

• 36 total videos (12 modules with 3 video lessons per module)

• 48 slides/handouts

• Ickster Checkpoints & Insights for reflection and community connection.

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Modules:

1. Welcome – An introduction to the course, including the Ick-structor and its purpose.

2. Defining Terms – Explores Religious Literacy, OCD, and Scrupulosity for foundational understanding.

3. Understanding Religious/Spiritual Traditions (Part 1) – Focuses on Hinduism, Buddhism, and Atheism/Humanism.

4. Understanding Religious/Spiritual Traditions (Part 2) – Covers Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, highlighting scripture interpretation.

5. How OCD Can Show Up (Uninvited) in Faith Spaces – Examines obsessions and compulsions related to faith.

6. Let’s Talk About Culturally Responsive Treatment – Develops culturally sensitive exposures in ERP.

7. Faith, Uncertainty, & Reframing ERP (Part 1) – Introduces theological understanding and the FICA tool.

8. Faith, Uncertainty, & Reframing ERP (Part 2) – Builds on theological perspectives with real-life case examples.

9. Collaboration with Clergy – Focuses on integrating faith traditions and fostering compassionate support.

10. Answering Big, Scary Questions – Tackles common concerns regarding faith and ERP.

11. Asking Meaningful, Authentic Questions – Guides clients in reconnecting with their values through treatment.

12. Closing – Reflects on course learnings, next steps, and concluding thoughts.

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Course Highlights:

• Lifetime access for $300, with updates based on feedback.

• Completion badge for professionals, signifying commitment to religious literacy.

• Scholarships available for those in need.

Let’s work together to offer culturally responsive care and support individuals on their journey to reconnect with their faith and values in beautiful, value-driven ways not defined by OCD!

Course for Individuals with OCD

This self-paced course is for individuals of all religious/spiritual traditions navigating OCD treatment. Led by Rev. Dr. Katie O'Dunne, who holds a Doctor of Ministry in Integrative Chaplaincy from Vanderbilt Divinity School, the course emphasizes Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) as a spiritual practice, encouraging participants to take a leap of faith and reconnect with the Divine.

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Course Breakdown:

• 12 modules with 3 video lessons per module (over 2.5 hours total)

• 25 slides/handouts to deepen understanding

• Ickster Checkpoints & Insights for reflection and community connection.

Modules:

1. Welcome – Introduction to the course and its purpose in your spiritual and treatment journey.

2. Understanding OCD – Provides a foundational understanding of OCD, treatment, and how to find help.

3. Understanding Scrupulosity – Covers the history and treatment of scrupulosity, focusing on it as an OCD issue rather than a spiritual one.

4. How OCD Can Show Up (Uninvited) in Your Faith Spaces – Examples of obsessions and compulsions related to faith practices.

5. Faith & Uncertainty – Helps individuals embrace uncertainty as a key part of their faith and treatment journey.

6. ERP as a Spiritual Practice – Reframes ERP as a spiritual practice, incorporating theological perspectives.

7. Separating Faith from OCD – Assists participants in recognizing healthy faith versus OCD-driven behaviors.

8. Reconnecting with Faith in a Value-Driven Way – Supports authentic prayer and faith practices without compulsion.

9. Big Scary Questions – Addresses common concerns related to ERP and its impact on faith practices.

10. Important, Meaningful Questions – Encourages reflection on meaningful faith questions and how they align with treatment.

11. Support from Family & Faith Leaders – Discusses how to involve loved ones and faith leaders in the treatment process without reassurance.

12. Closing – Final reflections, summary of key takeaways, and future steps in treatment.

Course Highlights:

• Lifetime access for $190, with updates included based on feedback.

• Ickster Insights and discussion areas for connection and growth.

• Scholarships available upon request.

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Let’s take a leap of faith together and reclaim your life from OCD while reconnecting with your values!