As part of International OCD Awareness Week (October 8 through 14), executive director of clinical services for outpatient services, Jennifer Park, PhD, and Tarik Hadzic, MD, PhD, attending psychiatrist at Rogers’ Los Angeles location, discuss OCD from an LGBTQ+ lens along with ways to design and approach exposures in a manner that does not promote stigma or reinforce stereotypes.
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