UCLA Adult OCD Research Study

UCLA Adult OCD Research Study Another purpose is to determine if treatment improves certain cognitive abilities.

The UCLA Anxiety Disorders Program is currently recruiting adults with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in a free Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) treatment research study at UCLA. The purpose of this project is to determine what, if any, changes in brain chemistry and brain structure take place in adults as a result of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, a form of non-drug psychotherapy, for OCD. We will measure amounts and distribution of the neurotransmitter chemical glutamate in the brain using MRSI (Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Imaging) scans before and after 4 weeks of CBT.

“Monsters in the Mirror.” Nature magazine supplement on beauty - features treatment and neurobiology research in BDD htt...
10/09/2015

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Researchers are probing how brain circuitry goes awry in people with body dysmorphia and how to treat the condition.

03/31/2014

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Our wonderful research staff in the UCLA adult research study would like to show their supports to OCD Awareness Week! F...
10/16/2013

Our wonderful research staff in the UCLA adult research study would like to show their supports to OCD Awareness Week! For more info, please click http://ocfoundation.org/ocdweek/

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