You already know what exposure therapy is. This is about actually being able to use it.

Dr Celin Gelgec is a Clinical Psychologist with a deep focus on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), across assessment, treatment, clinician education, and supervision. If you treat OCD, live with it, or care about someone who does, you're in the right place.

As seen on

〰️

Channel 7's House of Wellness

〰️

ABC Radio (774)

〰️

The OCD Stories

〰️

As seen on

〰️

Body + Soul (Herald Sun)

〰️

Breaking the Rules: A Clinician's Guide to Treating OCD Podcast

〰️

As seen on 〰️ Channel 7's House of Wellness 〰️ ABC Radio (774) 〰️ The OCD Stories 〰️ As seen on 〰️ Body + Soul (Herald Sun) 〰️ Breaking the Rules: A Clinician's Guide to Treating OCD Podcast 〰️

Watch this video where Celin walks you through common pitfalls in treatment and a brief overview of the training and who it’s designed for.

OCD is one of the most treatable conditions in mental health. So why are so many people still stuck?

Knowing the theory and being able to apply it are two very different things.

Most clinicians who work with OCD aren't undertrained. They're under-supported when things get complicated. When the presentation is atypical, when ERP stalls, when the family is keeping the cycle going, when they're not sure if what they're doing is helping or quietly making it worse.

That gap, between knowing and doing, is exactly the void you will fill through the training and supervision offered here on this website.

  • RESOURCE LIBRARY

    Discover Clinician-Ready OCD Tools & Resources


    Access a curated library of 130 resources. It’s for clinicians and clients alike seeking depth and breadth in evidence-based resources (think books, podcasts, social media pages, websites, etc) on OCD.

  • OCD TRAINING

    Hone Your Knowledge in Working with OCD


    Structured training designed to help you treat OCD with greater precision. From assessment, ERP delivery, and complex presentations, they are designed to help you integrate evidence into practice with confidence no matter your level of experience.

    If you have a team of clinicians and need specific training, send a request for a customised training option here.

  • SUPERVISION

    Specialist support for complex OCD presentations


    Supervision for health care professionals that is focused on the nuances of treating OCD. From clinical decision-making, formulation clarity, and navigating stuck points — particularly when OCD feels nuanced, emotionally charged, or difficult to shift. If you’re keen to discuss your cases, I’d love to work with you!

What People Are Saying

  • Hi Celin, Just wanted to say a quick thank you for creating and sharing this very helpful and informative series! I am slowly finishing working through it - it has been really engaging and interesting so far, and I can already see how useful this will be in my practice.

    Kate W. Psychologist

  • Hi Celin, Thank you so much for this training which has been incredibly helpful and informative. The videos were great and the handouts are such a great tool for clients.

    Holly. Accredited Mental Health Social Worker

  • Dear Celin, I wanted to extend another very heartfelt THANK YOU for the workshop last Friday - so many of the participants have emailed or told me in person how much they enjoyed it and learned from you! Thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge and passion with us.

    Basia. Clinical Psychologist

Where would you like to start?

You are a clinician who wants to treat OCD well, not just adequately. You want to feel confident when the presentation is complex, when ERP isn't moving, or when you're not sure what you're missing. My training and supervision is built for exactly that.

You're living with OCD — or supporting someone who has OCD. OCD is frequently misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and mistreated. If something hasn't clicked yet, it may not be that treatment doesn't work — it may be that the right approach hasn't been applied. Melbourne Wellbeing Group works with OCD presentations across all ages and levels of complexity.

You're looking for a collaborator, speaker, or contributor I write and speak about OCD, uncertainty, and the space between clinical knowledge and clinical skill. If you're looking for someone who can bring depth, honesty, and authority to a platform, event, or project — get in touch.

~

Dr Celin Gelgec

~

Clinical Psychologist

~

Board Approved Supervisor

~

Author & Speaker

~

D. Psych. (Clinical)

~ Dr Celin Gelgec ~ Clinical Psychologist ~ Board Approved Supervisor ~ Author & Speaker ~ D. Psych. (Clinical)

Working with OCD since 2010 has provided a wealth of experience for me when it comes to working with complexity, co-occurring diagnoses, and the different themes of OCD. I’m here to share this nuance of working with people and families impacted by OCD.

Hi, I’m Celin, Clinical Psychologist, director of Melbourne Wellbeing Group, AHPRA-approved supervisor, and someone who has spent a long time thinking carefully about what actually makes OCD treatment work — and what quietly gets in the way.

My clinical focus is OCD across the lifespan. That includes complex, high-risk-feeling, and frequently misunderstood presentations — perinatal OCD, harm-themed intrusions, scrupulosity, OCD in children and adolescents, and cases where previous treatment hasn't led to meaningful progress.

I trained at Deakin University and completed part of my Clinical Doctorate training at The Melbourne Clinic's OCD inpatient programme. I've since built a group practice, supervised dozens of clinicians, developed training, written a clinical manual, and spent more time than I can account for thinking about why this condition is so consistently mishandled — and what it would take to change that.

I don't do surface-level. If you're here, I'm guessing you don't either.

_ more about me.