Integral OCD Guide
$189 USD
This course is a grounded, neurologically-informed guide to understanding and working with OCD through mindfulness, nervous system regulation, and self-compassion. It combines psychoeducation, guided reflections, meditations, and practical exercises to help you change your relationship to intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and uncertainty. Rather than focusing on “fixing” every thought, the course helps you build more flexibility, awareness, emotional regulation, and trust in your ability to tolerate discomfort without getting pulled into obsessive loops.
ADD TO CART This guide was created to offer a different path—one rooted not only in evidence-based OCD treatment principles like ERP, but also in nervous system regulation, mindfulness, self-compassion, and a deeper understanding of what’s actually happening in the brain and body when OCD takes hold.
Throughout this course, you’ll learn how to stop treating every intrusive thought like an emergency.
You’ll begin understanding that many OCD thoughts are not signs that you need more analysis, more reassurance, or more self-monitoring—but signs that your nervous system is activated and searching for safety.
Together, we’ll practice creating space from obsessive thinking, building tolerance for uncertainty, regulating the nervous system, and learning how to relate to yourself with less fear, shame, and urgency.
Not perfectly.
Not all at once.
But gradually, gently, and realistically.
Because recovery is not becoming a person who never has intrusive thoughts.
It’s becoming someone who no longer abandons themselves when those thoughts appear.
Inside the Guide
- Understanding OCD & common subtypes
- The neurobiology of OCD & the nervous system
- Mindfulness meditation
- Nervous system regulation tools
- Self-compassion & reparenting practices
- OCD mapping exercises
- Grounding & present-centered awareness
- Living more fully without certainty
This Guide Is For You If…
- You struggle with intrusive thoughts, compulsions, or chronic overthinking
- You feel trapped in looping, checking, reassurance-seeking, or mental reviewing
- You want practical tools that go deeper than surface-level coping skills
- You’re interested in ERP, mindfulness, nervous system healing, and self-compassion
The Goal
Not perfect certainty.
Not becoming emotionless.
Not “fixing” yourself.
The goal is learning how to:
- stay present
- regulate your nervous system
- tolerate uncertainty
- soften compulsive patterns
- and reconnect with a meaningful life outside of fear
Because maybe the thoughts don’t need to disappear completely for your life to begin opening again.
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Disclaimer
This course is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for psychotherapy, medical care, diagnosis, crisis services, or individualized mental health treatment. Participation in this course does not create a therapist-client relationship, and the material should not be considered psychological, psychiatric, or medical advice specific to your individual situation.
This course is not designed to diagnose OCD or any other mental health condition. While many people may relate to the themes discussed, only a qualified licensed professional can provide an official assessment or diagnosis. If you are experiencing severe symptoms, significant distress, thoughts of self-harm, or impairment in daily functioning, please seek support from a licensed mental health provider, physician, or emergency/crisis service in your area.
The practices and reflections included in this course are intended to support learning, self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and general understanding of OCD-related patterns, but results may vary and no specific outcome is guaranteed.Â
 Acknowledgements: Thank you to Rose Vastola for support with branding design. Thank you Lani Trock for use of your spiral installation image.Â