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    • Attend the 29th Annual OCD Conference in Orlando

      July 26-28, 2024

      Registration is open for the Annual OCD Conference with both in-person virtual options, including a dedicated track for BDD!

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    • What is Muscle Dysmorphia?

      Muscle dysmorphia is a type of BDD where one is preoccupied by worries that your body is “too small” or “not muscular enough” despite having a normal build, or in many cases, an objectively “buff” physique.

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    • What is BDD?

      Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a complex disorder characterized by extreme concern about one or more perceived flaws in your physical appearance.

      About BDD Do I Have BDD? How is BDD Treated?

       

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    Search the Resource Directory for BDD therapists, clinics & programs, treatment programs, support groups, and affiliates in your area.

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    Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) can be a devastating disorder — but there is hope. Learn about treatment, research, and other resources that can help.

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    Make a difference by becoming a member or donating to the IOCDF, and support our mission to help all individuals with OCD, BDD, and other related disorders to live full and productive lives.

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    Desde la capacitación y las oportunidades educativas hasta la creación de redes, la IOCDF tiene mucho para ofrecer a la comunidad profesional de salud mental. Nuestros miembros profesionales e institucionales forman una comunidad sólida de proveedores e investigadores que trabajan para mejorar las vidas de las personas afectadas por el TOC en los EEUU y en todo el mundo. Al convertirse en miembro de la IOCDF, se está uniendo a “lo mejor de lo mejor” en el tratamiento e investigación de TOC.

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    Information for Families

    We know that family members and loved ones of people with BDD face unique challenges. Visit this section to learn more about how you can best support your loved one with BDD, including stories from other family members.

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