The wait is over - our Online OCD Conference kicks off tomorrow! Join us for two days of connection, education, and support as the global OCD community comes together. Whether you're an individual with OCD, a family member, a clinician, or a researcher, this virtual event is

Wonderful to be part of online International OCD Foundation conference this weekend alongside Drs. Phillips, Grant, Poskar, Nurmi, Saxena, Feusner, and Pittenger! If you missed it, get more information on #OCD at the International OCD Foundation website iocdf.org Thank you Boris Litvin for your moderation!

Come check out ACNP poster T247 and say 👋 hi to Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH “Large Language Models Outperform Mental and Medical Health Care Professionals in Identifying Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder” #ACNP2024 Stanford Medicine

Thoughtful article by talented Christina Caron The New York Times Appreciate the opportunity to comment 🙏 Letting Go of Sentimental Objects Is Hard. Here’s How to Start. nytimes.com/2025/02/27/wel…

🧠 What happened after MDMA? In the high-reactivity group, 120mg MDMA: Reduced amygdala and sgACC hyperactivity Increased sgACC-amygdala connectivity ➡️ 120mg MDMA normalized negative affect circuit function.

Thanks to all amazing co-authors who made it possible: Laura Hack, Claire Bertrand, Rachel Hilton, Nancy Gray, Leyla Boyar, Jessica Laudie, @theBorisLab, Trisha Suppes, Peter van Roessel, Carolyn Rodriguez, Karl Deisseroth, Brian Knutson & Leanne Williams, PhD. Stanford PMHW 🧠

🧵1/7 New paper out! We explored how cognitive behavioral therapy (BIT+) affects brain activity & inhibitory task performance in hoarding disorder. Thankful for Carolyn Rodriguez Leanne Williams, PhD pines pines Stanford PMHW 🧠 Xue Zhang mentorship! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Outstanding article on lesser known OCD symptoms by talented Christina Caron The New York Times ⁦Stanford Medicine⁩ ⁦International OCD Foundation⁩ Appreciate the opportunity to comment 🙏 nytimes.com/2025/05/16/wel… via @NYTimes

A new piece in The New York Times goes beyond the stereotypes to promote a better understanding of "the many manifestations" of OCD This piece offers an in-depth look at different subtypes and features expert commentary from Scientific and Clinical Advisory Board Member Carolyn Rodriguez.

Starting soon! Clinical Update on Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models American Psychiatric Association with Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH John Torous, MD MBI and Isaac Galatzer-Levy #APAAM25

We don’t always understand our emotions—but we can’t live without them. Stanford Medicine researchers have mapped how the brain processes emotions triggered by mild discomfort, offering insights into the roots of neuropsychiatric disorders. med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/…

Incredibly appreciative of Karl Deisseroth pioneering vision & honored to work alongside the amazing Human Neural Circuitry (HNC) team. Excited to share our first HNC paper Science Magazine illuminating conserved brain-wide emergence of emotional response from sensory experience

Emotions are core to the human experience 😆😮🙂😊☹️😠😳😑. But how do they arise? Our brain-wide ⚡recordings in humans and mice reveal some answers Science Magazine. A big team effort and debut paper from Stanford University's new Human Neural Circuitry program. bit.ly/4dEyX7Z

💥Emotions are central to the human experience 😠😳😃☺️😔😕😮🙂 Our Human Neural Circuitry team just took a step towards understanding how they arise–using brain-wide electrical ⚡recordings in humans and mice Science Magazine Read on for more… 1/n

BIG thank you to Russ Altman Russ Altman for having me on to Stanford Engineering The Future of Everything podcast to talk about Hoarding Disorder. For those with loved ones who struggle with hoarding disorder, there is hope and help, including CBT therapy. International OCD Foundation youtu.be/mY97ePrY0M4

Congratulations Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH on new paper "Artificial Intelligence in #OCD: A Systematic Review." Big thank you to co-authors Stanford Medicine OCD clinic Ashleigh Golden & Stanford AI4MH Ehsan Adeli For more on OCD: International OCD Foundation #OCDCon Open access click to learn more: rdcu.be/ev4s0

Great work, led by Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH and Carolyn Rodriguez and my other amazing coauthors. #OCD Stanford Medicine StanfordDBDS Stanford HAI

New #FutureOfEverything podcast! Stanford’s Dr. Carolyn Rodriguez explores the neuroscience behind hoarding disorder - from the emotional grip on “useful” items to VR-enhanced CBT & brain stimulation therapies. Empathy + innovation = hope. 🎧 #MentalHealth Stanford Engineering