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Joel, April 19, 2010
Advocacy Up-dated
As OCD Action’s Advocacy programme continues to develop we have now up-dated the advocacy section of this website with new and refreshed information sheets, FAQ’s, information on how to become a volunteer advocate and a sample of the many success stories where advocacy has made a real and lasting difference to people’s lives.
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I am a school SENCo and feel out of my depth trying to help two students whose OCD appears to be getting worse and they are starting to fail at school. Any resources you can suggest would be helpful. Also any courses available to staff.
Looking for resources to help teachers in a secondary school and courses available.
please go to http://www.ocdaction.org.uk/school