Our 3rd annual Houston OCD Program Breakfast Club was held on October 17th, 2014. Members of the Houston OCD Program’s team, alongside members of the psychotherapeutic community, joined together for a casual breakfast with short presentations followed by networking opportunities.
Additionally, Dr. Björgvinsson made the exciting first announcement that the Houston OCD Program will be relocating to a beautifully designed clinic which is currently being constructed in the Houston Height’s district.
The Houston OCD Program invites you to attend our 4th annual Houston OCD Program Breakfast Club, coming up in just a short year away. Stay tuned for your invite!
Saharah Shrout, MA, and Thröstur Björgvinsson, PhD, ABPP, welcoming Breakfast Club participants to the morning’s events. Thröstur Björgvinsson, PhD, ABPP, presenting to participants about “CBT for OCD and Anxiety: Focus on Exposure and Response Prevention”Jennifer Sy, PhD illustrates an in vivo contamination exposure of touching a garbage can.Thröstur Björgvinsson, PhD, ABPP, and Liviu Bunaciu, PhD demonstrating spinning in a chair, an interoceptive exposure.Thröstur Björgvinsson, PhD, ABPP, announcing the new Houston OCD Program location.Some of the Houston OCD Program’s team prior to the beginning of the Breakfast Club event. (from left-to-right: Liviu Bunaciu, PhD; Saharah Shrout, MA; Thröstur Björgvinsson, PhD, ABPP, Emily Anderson, PhD, Sarah Talamas, BA, Eeva Edds, BS, and Christen Sistrunk, MA, LPC)Maggiano’s delicious breakfast being enjoyed by fellow Breakfast Club participantsNetworking prior to the beginning of the Breakfast ClubNetworking prior to the beginning of the Breakfast Club meeting
Going to treatment at the Houston OCD Program was the most challenging and yet best decision I have ever made for myself. The staff was extremely supportive and I left well educated about OCD and how to manage my symptoms.
