Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Awareness Online Training

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn CPD & QLS Endorsed Certificate.
• Fully Online Recorded Class
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Course Link : Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Awareness

Overview:

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) affects millions of people, yet it is often misunderstood or dismissed. This OCD Awareness Online Training course provides clear, balanced, and straightforward information on what OCD is—and what it is not. Through this self-paced online course, you’ll learn how OCD presents itself in different ways, how it affects daily life, and how to respond with awareness and sensitivity in both personal and professional settings.

This OCD awareness course covers everything from types of obsessions and compulsions to common myths, stigma, and how to create supportive environments. Whether you work in health, care, education, or customer service, having a firm grasp of OCD can help you communicate effectively and offer better support. This course keeps things simple, thoughtful, and grounded, allowing learners to understand OCD without being overwhelmed. If you want to gain a meaningful understanding of OCD, this online course is a sensible place to start.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the common behaviours and thought patterns linked to OCD.
• Recognise different types and subtypes within OCD diagnosis frameworks.
• Describe how OCD affects daily life and emotional wellbeing.
• Identify myths and misconceptions commonly associated with OCD.
• Explain how support workers can respond to OCD respectfully.
• Understand why early recognition of OCD matters in support settings.

Who is this course for?

• Teachers needing OCD awareness to support affected students sensitively.
• Social care staff who may encounter OCD in community settings.
• Mental health support workers dealing with OCD regularly.
• Call centre staff speaking with people affected by OCD.
• Nurses looking to better understand OCD-related behaviours.
• Human resource officers managing staff living with OCD.
• Volunteers working with individuals who may show OCD signs.
• Parents seeking to understand OCD symptoms in their children.

Career Path & Average Salaries in the UK:

• Mental Health Support Worker – £23,000 per year
• Healthcare Assistant (Mental Health) – £21,500 per year
• Learning Disability Support Worker – £22,000 per year
• Counselling Assistant – £24,000 per year
• Education Welfare Officer – £30,000 per year
• Community Support Officer – £28,000 per year