We run three sessions, every Monday at Noon ET, every Friday at 7pm ET and every Sunday at Noon ET.

Many don't know that they have OCD, they don't know that intrusive thoughts circling like a broken record is often something called Pure OCD. But once you know you can then begin work on the many tools available to learn to live a normal life and reduce the frequency and potency of these thoughts. These are groups where you can learn strategies working for others living with OCD, and most importantly, come to realize that you're not alone. 

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About the Moderators: 

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Dedric Davidson davidsondedric@gmail.com

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Dedric runs his OCD session Sundays at Noon ET. Dedric is a Clinician at The OCD & Anxiety Treatment Center in Salt Lake City, Utah and does CBT, among much else with those suffering from OCD. 

 

 

Guerin Nolen guerinnolen733@gmail.com

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Guerin is 30 years old and currently lives in Heber City, UT. She received her Bachelor’s degree from Georgia Southern University in Child and Family Development and has worked with children for 10+ years, primarily as a behavior technician for individuals with autism. She is currently a graduate student at the University of the Southwest studying Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She's struggled with ADD, major depressive disorder, anxiety and OCD before finally receiving a bipolar diagnosis in 2021. Surprisingly this diagnosis changed her life for the better. Through both cognitive and dialectical behavior therapy as well as the support of family and friends, she has gained better insight into herself and her relationships. She wants to share this insight with others and instill hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel. She is passionate about connecting with others through shared experiences and creating a safe environment where people can explore difficult thoughts and feelings. She believes in the power of empathy and authenticity and will take a teamwork approach to promote healing, confidence, and hope for the future

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Jessica Scott vankirk406@gmail.com

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Jessica is a dedicated mental health advocate and resident of Tennessee who has turned her personal struggles with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) into a mission to help others. Jessica has navigated the complexities of OCD, including pure obsessional, existential, religious, contamination, and harm OCD. Her journey towards healing began with effective treatment from an OCD specialist, which sparked her passion for advocating for Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. Driven by a desire to make a positive impact, Jessica is currently pursuing further education in the mental health field, broadening her understanding of psychology, and deepening her expertise in various therapeutic approaches. Jessica finds solace and joy in music. She enjoys playing the guitar, which serves as both a creative outlet and a therapeutic activity.

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Melissa Walker melissa_walker64@hotmail.com

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Melissa runs her OCD session Mondays at Noon ET. She believes in meeting clients where they are at in their mental health journey, and working from there. With lived experience of OCD, Melissa is committed to supporting folks to reach their goals and create a life where they are in charge. Melissa is trained in Exposure with Response Prevention for the treatment of OCD by the Centre for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.

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Sabrina Ramsay smward09@gmail.com

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Sabrina is 34 years old and currently lives in Greenwood, IN. She is a
passionate advocate of mental health and wellness. She has struggled with OCD
symptoms since early childhood; although, she was not formally diagnosed until early 2025. Her themes have included contamination, health anxiety, harm, existential, and “just right” OCD. She also has over 15 years of lived experience with PTSD, GAD, and Major Depressive disorder. She is currently working through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy with an OCD specialist and is making great strides in her recovery. She has found that attending a support group regularly has been an invaluable experience. Sabrina is a firm believer that compassion, community and connection make a great positive impact on healing and recovery. Her mission is to help people that are struggling with OCD and/or anxiety to find hope and realize that they are not alone. In her free time she enjoys hiking, reading, listening to music, caring for animals, and cooking for her loved ones.

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