Intrusive Thoughts and OCD

Intrusive Thoughts and OCD

with Ashley Fulwood, Chief Executive of OCD-UK

By Grapevine Project

Date and time

Location

Grapevine wellbeing centre

Eagle Parade Buxton SK17 6EQ United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

This is an in-person talk, being held here at the Grapevine Centre. Intrusive thoughts, in the context of OCD, are where a person suffers with obsessional thoughts that are repetitive, disturbing and sometimes horrific in nature. Often they relate to relationships, sex, magical thinking, religion, the body, or violence. Intrusive thoughts are not voluntarily produced and they can cause the sufferer extreme distress. Ashley will explain how intrusive thoughts occur, the impact they have, some of the misconceptions around intrusive thoughts, and what help is available for people who experience them.

Please feel free to arrive from 6.15pm onwards so that we can get everyone settled with a drink before the talk starts promptly at 6.30pm.

Frequently asked questions

Is the centre accessible?

The building is all on the ground floor and is accessible throughout with automatic doors to enter the building, and has an accessible bathroom.

Can I bring my dog?

We only allow service dogs into the centre. If you are bringing a service dog, please let us know this, and in what other ways we can make your visit as comfortable as possible.

Where are you located?

We are situated in Buxton marketplace, at the back of the small car park just to the right of Sainsburys. Our door is between Guthrie Accountancy Services and Jacks the Barber.

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FreeOct 1 · 6:30 PM GMT+1