I am so excited to finally share this incredible conversation with the amazing Annabella Hagen. In episode #10, she:

Annabella Hagen is the clinical director and founder of Mindset Family Therapy in Provo, Utah. Her focus is working with clients who suffer from anxiety, OCD, and OC-spectrum disorders. She is passionate about helping her clients progress as they fully engage in their treatment and experience the journey back to living a values-centered life. Annabella obtained her MSW degree from Brigham Young University. She is a member of the International OCD Foundation and the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science. 

Annabella is the author of “Imperfectly Good, Navigating Religious and Moral Anxiety to Release Fear and Find Peace” and “Let Go of Anxiety, Climb Life’s Mountains with Peace, Purpose, and Resilience.” 

She enjoys walking, classical music, reading, yoga, and finding new adventures when she travels. Her favorite pastime is spending time with her 15 grandkids.

I am so excited to finally share this incredible conversation with the amazing Mubeena Mirza, LCSW. In episode #9, she:

Mubeena Mirza is a licensed clinical social worker specializing in the treatment of OCD and Anxiety Disorders. She received training in the treatment of OCD at the UCLA OCD Intensive Outpatient Program. She is certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and incorporates mindfulness-based practices, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, into treatment. She is involved in the IOCDF Faith and OCD Taskforce and advocates for OCD awareness in the Muslim community. Additionally, she serves on the social services committee at the Islamic Center of South Bay- LA. Mubeena is based in Redondo Beach, California.

I'm so excited to count down the 3 things that “don’t” and “do” scare me on Halloween…with strong ties to my own personal OCD journey and advocacy.

Be sure to let me know your questions for next month via Spotify, instagram (⁠@revkrunsbeyondocd⁠), or my website (⁠https://www.revkatieodunne.com/⁠).

I'm excited to get back into our regular episodes post-wedding with one of my favorite humans and OCD specialists! In episode #6, we are honored to have Justin K. Hughes, MA, LPC, on the podcast, where he:

Justin K. Hughes, MA, LPC, owner of Dallas Counseling, PLLC, is a clinician and writer, passionate about helping those impacted by OCD. He serves on the IOCDF's OCD & Faith Task Force and is the Dallas Ambassador for OCD Texas. Working with a diversity of clients, he also is dual-trained in psychology and theology, regularly helping anyone to understand the interaction between faith and OCD, most commonly Christians. Check out www.justinkhughes.com to stay in the loop and get free guides/handouts!

I'm so excited to dive into all of your questions for the 2nd episode of the month! Be sure to listen to the episode to hear:

Be sure to let me know your questions for next month via Spotify, instagram (@revkrunsbeyondocd), or my website (https://www.revkatieodunne.com/).

In episode #5, we are honored to have Rabbi Noah Tile on the podcast, where he:

Noah is a Registered Psychotherapist, academic coach, Rabbi and Co-Founder of a Canadian student mental health company called Resolvve (www.resolvve.ca). Resolvve is a low-cost, student-focused therapy platform, that provides integrative support for mental health, academic success, and personal growth. The platform also offers educational and social-emotional learning (SEL) tools, while building community through its support groups for students, parents, and educators. In private practice, Noah specializes in the treatment of OCD and ADHD. In addition, Noah is passionate about integrating spirituality with mental health and is a part of the International OCD Foundation’s (IOCDF) faith and OCD task force to create positive change, working alongside both Jewish and non-Jewish faith leaders and practitioners across the world. 

Jewish OCD Support Group led by Rabbi Noah - Sign Up Here

I'm so excited to dive into all of your questions for the second episode of the month! Be sure to listen to the episode to hear:

Be sure to let me know your questions for next month via Spotify, instagram (@revkrunsbeyondocd), or my website (https://www.revkatieodunne.com/).

In episode #3, we are honored to have Dr. Emily Bailey on the podcast, where she:

Emily Bailey is a clinical psychologist who currently works at the Anxiety Treatment Clinic in Atlanta, Georgia where she treats children, adolescents, and adults who present with OCD and anxiety disorders. She obtained her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Mercer University. Her research interests include social anxiety disorders and attentional disengagement, therapeutic alliance, treatment-seeking behaviors, and parental influence on child psychopathology. While her clinical focus is individuals diagnosed with OCD and other anxiety disorders, she has experience working with diverse populations using evidence-based treatment including CBT and ERP. Emily is passionate about helping her patients achieve a more meaningful, satisfying, and valued life.

In this podcast episode, titled "What Really is the Scoop on Scrup?", Katie defines OCD, scrupulosity, and treatment in an inclusive way. She begins to lay a foundation for the rest of the podcast...letting listeners know that religious scrupulosity is an OCD issue, as opposed to a faith issue. She also begins to discuss the possibility of treatment as a spiritual practice, helping individuals reconnect with their faith in value-driven ways.

In this podcast episode, titled "What's My Why?", Katie shares her personal journey with OCD and her motivation behind starting a podcast called "What's the Scoop on Scrup." She sets the stage for future discussions about faith, OCD, scrupulosity, taboo themes, and various faith backgrounds. She shares her personal story to provide insight into her why—the driving force behind her work—and expresses her excitement for future episodes and the opportunity to connect with listeners.