Mental health can feel overwhelming, but the right resources can make a big difference. Below are resources that have been especially helpful in navigating OCD, anxiety, or trichotillomania. These are not sponsored links—just personal recommendations that have provided real value.
NOCD – Online Therapy for OCD
NOCD is an online therapy platform specializing in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), generally considered the gold standard for OCD treatment. Their therapists are trained to help individuals manage intrusive thoughts, compulsions, as well as anxiety through personalized virtual therapy.
Why We Recommend It:
✔ Professional therapists trained in OCD treatment
✔ Virtual sessions, making therapy more accessible
✔ Community support and educational resources
If you or a loved one is struggling with OCD, NOCD is a great place to explore therapy options.

Hope and Help for Your Nerves – Dr. Claire Weekes
This classic mental health book provides practical, compassionate advice for managing anxiety, panic, and nervous symptoms. Dr. Claire Weekes’ approach focuses on understanding and accepting anxious thoughts rather than fighting them, helping readers break the cycle of fear.
Key Takeaways:
✔ Understanding how the nervous system responds to stress
✔ Techniques for managing panic and anxiety
✔ Encouraging, non-clinical language that makes it accessible to everyone
For this reason, anyone navigating OCD, anxiety, intrusive thoughts or trichotillomania, this book is a must-read.
More To Come
As we continue this journey, I’ll update this page with more helpful resources in due time. If you’ve found a book, website, or tool that has made a difference in your mental health journey, feel free to reach out. Together we can help spread awareness, hope, and above all support.
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These resources are for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice.