Our clinical committee
Every page on nuanse is reviewed by registered mental health professionals before it goes live. They make sure what you read is accurate, current, and safe.
What the committee does
- Reviews every article, guide, and printable before publication
- Reviews content again at least once a year, or sooner when research changes
- Advises on new topics and formats
- Makes sure our language is respectful and free of stigma
Members
Open seat
Credentials: Psychologist (Ph.D. or Psy.D.), provincially licensed
Role: Reviews content on exposure and response prevention (ERP) and evidence-based treatment.
We are recruiting for this seat. Members will be named here as they join.
Open seat
Credentials: Child psychiatrist (M.D., FRCPC)
Role: Reviews the ages 7–12 and 13–17 paths, and content written for parents and schools.
We are recruiting for this seat. Members will be named here as they join.
Open seat
Credentials: Registered psychotherapist or social worker
Role: Reviews content for loved ones: what to say, what to avoid, how to support without feeding compulsions.
We are recruiting for this seat. Members will be named here as they join.
Open seat
Credentials: Clinician in geriatrics (psychology or psychiatry)
Role: Reviews the 65+ path, including readability and plain language.
We are recruiting for this seat. Members will be named here as they join.
Open seat
Credentials: Lived experience of OCD
Role: Keeps every page accurate, respectful, and useful to the people it is about.
We are recruiting for this seat. Members will be named here as they join.
How review works
- A committee clinician helps write the page in plain language.
- A second member reviews it for clinical accuracy and tone.
- The page names the reviewer and the review date before it goes live.
- Every page is revisited at least once a year.
Independence
Committee members review content for accuracy only. nuanse doesn't refer patients to them, and they don't use nuanse to promote their practice.
Join the committee
Are you a clinician who treats OCD? We'd love your help writing or reviewing content. clinicians@nuanceocd.org
Reviewed by the nuanse clinical committee · September 2026. This page is education, not a diagnosis.