Emotions In Motion: Brain-Builders Therapeutic Summer Camp
NBI’s Brain-Builders Therapeutic Summer Camp is designed to help children ages 7–11 build confidence, strengthen social skills, and develop emotional resilience in a supportive, structured environment. Lunch and snacks provided.
CBT Drama Group For Teens: Step Into The Spotlight
A 6-week CBT drama group helping teens (ages 12-15) build confidence and manage anxiety — on stage and in life. Weekly enrollment available.
Weekly enrollment available
Free Monthly Weston OCD & Anxiety Support Group for Families
The OCD & Anxiety Support Group for Adults is a clinician facilitated group that provides participants aged 18 and older the opportunity to share their personal experiences, challenges, and successes.
Free Monthly Coral Gables OCD & Anxiety Support Group for Adults
The OCD Support Group for Adults is a clinician facilitated group that provides participants aged 18 and older the opportunity to share their personal experiences, challenges, and successes in managing their obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms. The group also allows members to support and assist one another as they continue making progress in their individual treatment and everyday life.
Grupo de Apoyo: Para Padres, Familiares y Seres Queridos de Personas con TOC
Este grupo de apoyo está dirigido a padres, familiares, parejas de personas que viven con Trastorno Obsesivo-Compulsivo (TOC).
Adapting OCD Treatment for Autistic People
Understanding Suicide Risk in OCD Patients
For clinicians and consultants, assessing suicide risk in patients with severe OCD is one of the most complex and high-stakes challenges we face. The distress and hopelessness caused by relentless intrusive obsessions about self harm can create a significant, yet often hidden, risk. We will review evidence based protocols for assessing suicide risk specifically within the OCD population, providing clear guidance for managing these complex cases with confidence.
OCD With More Than One Diagnosis in the Room
OCD often presents alongside other psychiatric conditions, which can make it difficult to determine what to address first. This session focuses on how to evaluate complex clinical presentations, understand how co-occurring conditions impact treatment decisions, and assess whether the overall treatment approach makes clinical sense.
*NBI is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NBI maintains responsibility for this program and its content.