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Amber speaks, trains, and leads at the intersection of OCD care, neurodivergence, and mental health systems. Below is a record of upcoming and recent engagements.
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Upcoming Events
Past Events
Amber Young, LMHC will co-present at the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) Autism Special Interest Group (SIG) monthly meeting on high-masking Autism, a phenomenon often overlooked in clinical and research discussions.
Indiana mental health providers wanting to gain more clinical insight and consultation on OCD cases meet monthly, the 4th Friday. Led by Amber Young, on behalf of OCD Midwest, IOCDF regional affiliate.
Each Year NAMI-Indiana brings together leaders from the mental health and criminal justice fields, in order to collaborate and partner for change. Amber is pleased to speak on OCD and Neurodivergence in Justice and Crisis Settings.
Indiana mental health providers wanting to gain more clinical insight and consultation on OCD cases meet monthly. Led by Amber Young, on behalf of OCD Midwest, IOCDF regional affiliate.
Hosted by Ball State University, an expert-led workshop for mental health professionals and graduate students on understanding OCD. Explore common misdiagnoses, distinguish OCD from related conditions, and apply evidence-based treatments like ERP. CEUs available through BSU.
Media / Interview Features
Amber reflects on Indiana’s first OCD Awareness Walk in this podcast episode, focusing on community advocacy, awareness, and support.
Amber continues the sensory panel conversation on the OCD Family Podcast, focusing on curiosity‑based strategies for approaching sensory experiences in neurodivergent care.
Amber discusses sensory regulation, OCD, and neurodivergence on the OCD Family Podcast, offering insights for clinicians, caregivers, and neurodivergent listeners.
Writing Works
Exploring the gaps between information and recognition, The Cassandra Dilemma examines mental health systems, OCD, autism, neurodivergence, missed diagnoses, and the human impact of what happens when important signals are overlooked.
Amber Young is the sole author of the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders entry in the 2nd edition of the ACA Encyclopedia of Counseling, releasing September 2027 for the American Counseling Association's 75th anniversary. The ACA Encyclopedia of Counseling is one of the most widely used reference works in the counseling field. This entry represents the first comprehensive update to the OCD chapter in the current edition.