Skip to content
OCD Connecticut
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Clinical and Scientific Advisory Panel
  • News
  • Events & Programs
    • Lecture Series
    • OCD CT Events & Programs
      • SPECIAL ZOOM EVENT – THE INTERSECTION OF FAITH AND OCD
    • Community Events
    • IOCDF Events & Programs
      • SUPPORTING OUR FAMILIES: GUIDANCE FOR PARENTS, FAMILY, AND CAREGIVERS OF THOSE WITH OCD
      • IOCDF COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR
      • IOCDF CONFERENCE SERIES
    • OCD Awareness Week
    • Studies & Surveys
    • Past Events
      • Past Events (2026)
      • Past Events (2025)
      • Past Events (2024)
      • Past Events (2023)
      • Past Events (2022)
      • Past Events (2021)
      • Past Events (2020)
      • Past Events (2019)
      • Past Events (2018)
      • Past Events (2017)
      • Past Events (2016)
      • Past Events (2015)
  • Resources
    • Find Help
      • Learn About OCD
      • Living With OCD
      • OCD Cycle
      • List of Connecticut Providers
      • How to Find the Right Therapist
      • Treatment Programs
        • REACH Adult OCD and Anxiety Disorders Track Program (Bridgeport, CT)
        • The Institute of Living (Hartford, CT)
        • Yale Child Study Center
        • NOCD
        • Find Treatment for Inference-Based CBT
    • Support Groups
      • Support Groups in Connecticut
      • Find a Support Group
      • The Young Adult Special Interest Group
    • Books and Multimedia
    • Links & Resources
    • IOCDF Newsletters
  • Research in CT
  • Get Involved
  • Newsletters & Reports
    • Annual Reports
    • End of Year Newsletters
  • Contact Us
  • Donate
  • IOCDF
  • Disclaimers

An Affiliate of the International OCD Foundation

OCD Connecticut

OCD Connecticut

Welcome to the OCD Connecticut Website!

A Shocking Way to Fix the Brain

Published October 30, 2015 OCD Connecticut

MIT Technology ReviewDarin Dougherty, MD, of Massachusetts General Hospital and the OCD Institute at McLean Hospital is featured in a recent MIT Technology Review article for his work treating OCD with electric stimulation (MIT Technology Review, October 2015). To read the article, click here.

Share this:

  • Share on X (Opens in new window) X
  • Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook

Related

Post navigation

Previous Article Previous Article: 17 Quotes That Prove OCD Is So Much More Than Being Neat
Next Article Next Article: Smartphone Mobile App Study for OCD
Posted in: Uncategorized
An Official Affiliate of the International OCD Foundation

Facebook   Instagram   LinkedIn   X

Search This Site

Search for:

RSS News from the IOCDF

  • Facing the Monster: My Journey Living with OCD and Finding Hope
  • IOCDF Calls for Reinstatement of SAMHSA Grants, Renewed Commitment to Mental Health Support
  • America’s OCD Care Crisis: The Stories Behind the Statistics: Chris’ Story
  • America’s OCD Care Crisis: The Stories Behind the Statistics: Kyra’s Story
  • America’s OCD Care Crisis: The Stories Behind the Statistics: Erika’s Story
Copyright © 2026 OCD Connecticut. All rights reserved.
 

Loading Comments...