We’ve rounded up 8 refreshing, authentic, and informative videos about OCD that we think you’ll love. Whether you’re looking for content that makes you feel seen, educational insights, or just a good laugh, this content has it all—while also staying respectful and accurate.
From creators sharing their real experiences to posts that debunk common myths, these videos highlight what living with OCD looks like for different people.
8 must-watch videos on OCD:
- Gracie Abrams shares a deeply personal song capturing the struggles of OCD through music.
- Cami Petyn imagines what it would be like if people with OCD actually said what they were thinking—resulting in a funny yet relatable video.
- Tyler Snead hilariously breaks down how OCD has a way of sneaking back into our lives just when we think we finally have worked past it.
- Jami Alix shares how traditional talk therapy unintentionally fueled her rumination compulsion, which is, unfortunately, something a lot of people can relate to.
- EmilynotJeff offers a funny but insightful take on the challenges of prayer when OCD is involved during childhood.
- Courtney Pare keeps it real by sharing some of the doubts and fears that relationship OCD can make you feel, even when you know you love your partner.
- Jordan Jensen shares a raw and honest look at how violent and gruesome intrusive thoughts can feel (TW).
- Evie Meg reveals how her intrusive thoughts keep her up at night in a way that many with OCD relate to.
From your favorite influencer to the therapist who helps you manage your symptoms, finding people who truly understand OCD is tough. That’s why every therapist at NOCD has specialized training and experience treating OCD. If you’re ready to work with someone who understands what you’re going through and how to get better, we’re here to help.