The Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder & Related Disorders Program at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School is comprised of a large team of highly experienced psychiatrists and psychologists. Some of the clinicians on our staff are also teachers at Harvard Medical School. Together, our psychiatrists, psychologists, and clinical research associates are among the world’s most experienced and renowned clinicians and researchers in this field.

The OCD Clinic consists of both a treatment program and a research unit. Patients are predominantly treated using state-of-the-art cognitive-behavioral therapy and/or medication. The research unit carries out significant research activities and is currently focusing on cutting edge research regarding information processing, neuropsychology, neuroimaging, neurobiology, genetics, prevalence, and treatment of OCD. The Clinic also serves an educational purpose, with research fellows and graduate students closely involved in clinical and research activities.

OCD can be a potentially devastating and debilitating disorder. The mission of the MGH OCD Clinic & Research Unit is to inform the public, advance research, and provide advanced clinical care and treatment for individuals with OCD and related disorders.

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The Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Related Disorders Program is located at the Charles River Plaza, just minutes from the main MGH campus. The Clinic is easily accessible by car, bus, and T and is located at the following address:

MGH OCD Clinic
Simches Research Building
185 Cambridge Street, Floor 2
Boston, MA 02114

To schedule an appointment for an outpatient evaluation, or to receive further information about our program and about current research studies, please contact Katie Scales or Barbara Davidson at (617) 726-6766.