OCD · Ages 6 to 17 · Online course
Help your child become the boss of their OCD.
Short, fun videos made for kids, with worksheets and a journal. Watch together, or let them go on their own.
Sound familiar?
You've tried everything you can think of, and OCD keeps finding a way back in.
If a few of these sound like your house, keep reading.
Inside the course
Everything your child will learn, in order.
40 videos in all: 28 lessons in three chapters, plus 12 bonus videos. Open any chapter to see the lessons inside.
Learning about my OCD
What OCD is and the sneaky tricks it uses to stay in charge.
How I get better
How treatment works, and how to face fears one small step at a time.
Let's keep going
Setting goals and getting through the hard days, with the whole family on the same page.
Extra help with exposures
12 bonus videos, each one built around a specific OCD fear.
The worksheets
Your child won't be staring at a blank page.
13 worksheets and a 28-page journal, with one journal entry for each lesson. Fill them in on the computer or print them.
From Nathan
Watch this first, together.
Who it's for
Is this right for your kid?
Parent reviews
Four parents, in their words.
These are individual experiences shared voluntarily. They aren't a promise of results, and every kid is different.
"My son came to me and said, 'Dad, my new catchphrase is maybe, maybe not, and it actually helps.' Thank you Nathan for putting this together!"
Jordan, parent
"My daughter says 'Nate is so funny and he showed me how to talk back to my OCD.' Why can't all courses be like this?"
Bethany, parent
"My son hated therapy but loves YouTube. He loves this course. He learned easy steps to manage his worries, and now we have the language to talk about it."
Jerome, parent
"After my daughter took the course, we noticed a big change. She's now much more confident. The course gave us tools to use at home. I highly recommend it."
Sherrina, parent
Hi, I'm Nathan.
I'm a licensed therapist who specializes in OCD.
I made this course because most kids don't want to sit through a lecture about their brain. So I kept the videos short and a little silly, and I talk to your kid, not over their head. Parents learn alongside them, which is half the point.
I also wrote Your OCD Will Hate This Book, published by Penguin Random House.
Two ways to start.
Same course, lifetime access either way.
7 day refund on the full payment option. Refund policy
Not sure your kid will sit through it? Let them watch a few lessons free and find out.
Real lessons from the course, no payment.
Get the free previewQuestions.
This course is education about OCD. It isn't therapy or a diagnosis, and it doesn't replace care from a licensed provider.
Yes, and I'd love it if you did. Watching together means your child can ask questions, and you'll understand OCD well enough to support them at home.
Kids and teens from 6 to 17. Younger kids usually do best watching with a parent. Teens often like to go through it on their own and check in with you.
No. This is education, not treatment, and it is not a substitute for working with a trained OCD therapist. Many families use it alongside therapy, or as a place to start while they wait for a specialist.
The three main chapters work for any OCD theme. On top of that, the bonus chapter has 12 videos, each built around a specific fear.
You go at your own pace, and you have lifetime access, so you can come back to any video when a new fear shows up.
If you're not satisfied, you can get a full refund within 7 days of purchase as long as less than 20% of the course is complete. This does not apply to payment plans. Read the refund policy.
Ready when you are.
Enroll today and start with chapter one.
Enroll nowLifetime access. 7 day refund.
Kids Master OCD is an educational course about OCD for children, teens, and their parents. It is not therapy, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for care from a licensed provider. A parent or guardian should purchase the course and stay involved. Buying it does not create a therapist and client relationship with Nathan Peterson. If your child is in crisis, contact a local emergency service or call or text 988 in the US.
