Online Parent Workshops
This is the online workshop page
This page is for online workshop information and bookings only. For more information about the parent project, and the in-person workshop options, please go back to the parent project homepage by clicking the orange button below.
How do I book a place on an online workshop?
You can find the booking options at the bottom of this page, however, please scroll down and read all of the information on this page before accessing the booking page. It’s important you know more information about the project and the workshops before booking.
Important Information
Please read through this list of important information before booking your ticket. If you have any other questions, please contact us at parents@ocduk.orgAttendees have the opportunity to attend one workshop only
It’s important that all parents and carers have access to our workshops, and therefore we are unable to offer tickets to anyone who has already attended a workshop, whether that be online or in-person. Please choose which workshop is suitable for you. Please know that after the workshop you will still have full access to our other support services, including phone support, online support groups, and email support.This workshop is strictly for parents and carers with children between the ages of 5-18 only
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer spaces to parents who have children over the age of 18. This is because the content is only relevant for parents who have children in the CAMHS age bracket (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services). These ages are 5-18. Our funding also only covers this particular demographic.Please only book a ticket if you know you can attend
We ask kindly that you only book a ticket if you know you are able to attend. Whilst we understand that cancellations can and do happen for unforeseen circumstances, it’s important to us that we limit the chances as much as possible. We also have a strict no-show policy as it’s important that cancellations are offered to parents who wish to attend and are on our waiting list.The session will be interactive
This full day, interactive workshop will require attendees to have their cameras on throughout the entire workshop. You will also need a working microphone, and we encourage all attendees to test microphones and cameras prior to the workshop.Emotions
We understand there might be parts of the workshop that are anxiety including and may cause attendees to feel emotional. Please know that you will be in a virtual room with 13 other people who all know how you are feeling, you are not alone. We recommend keeping cameras on throughout the workshop so that attendees have a sense of community and support throughout the difficult and emotional parts of the day.Adults only
The workshops are only suitable for parents/carers, and we cannot offer tickets to children. It’s important that parents/carers have the space to talk about how they feel, access the support they need, and learn about OCD without the presence of their child, or any others.Workshops available
Please see below the options for our online workshops. Please don’t book a ticket unless you are sure you can attend, as this will prevent someone else from attending and tickets are limited. Thank you for understanding.
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7th January
Tuesday 7th January 2025
9:30am - 3:00pm
This online workshop is now open for bookings. Please click the orange ‘book here’ button below to book a ticket for the workshop
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12th February
Wednesday 12th February 2025
9:30am - 3:00pm
This online workshop is not yet open for bookings. If you would like to be added to the notification list to be informed when bookings open for this workshop, please click ‘Email us here’ below.
Future Workshops
If you would like to be notified for new bookings for our 2025 online workshops , please click the ‘email us here’ button below.
The OCD-UK Diversity and Inclusion Charter
Irrespective of disability, gender, country of origin, race, religion or sexual orientation, everybody is welcomed and respected equally when using, attending and contributing to the OCD-UK workshops.
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