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Free Community Webinars

Free webinars, podcasts, and talks on OCD, ADHD, and neurodivergence, for people with lived experience, their families, and anyone who wants to understand more. No sign-up needed.

  • Webinar

    Dispelling the Myth: OCD

    With Haanusia (Haanu) Prithivi Raj, Senior Clinical Psychologist

    What OCD is and is not, how obsessions and compulsions work, OCD in children, and how treatment helps, including exposure and response prevention. Includes answers to audience questions.

  • Conference talk

    Complex Trauma and Schemas in Neurodivergent People

    Neurodivergence Wellbeing Conference, with Dr Ozgur (Oz) Yalcin

    Why so many autistic and ADHD people live with a harsh inner critic, where it comes from, and what helps. Pitched at clinicians, and open to everyone.

  • Podcast

    Rebel Radio: Conversations with Allied Health Leaders

    With Chris Antartis

    An honest conversation about ADHD, resilience, reinvention, and building ANIMA Health Network, from leaving school early to clinical psychology.

  • Podcast

    ADHD, Motivation, and Self-Understanding

    Knowing Me Knowing You, with Trent McWhinney

    Adult ADHD, motivation, body doubling, and building self-understanding.

  • Podcast

    Psych Spiels & Silver Linings: Adult ADHD

    Psych Spiels & Silver Linings, with Rowan and Chris Mackey

    Adult ADHD from both a clinical and a lived-experience perspective, including late diagnosis and what it means to live and work with an ADHD brain.

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