What happens in the brain during effective OCD treatment? Can mental health treatment change the brain?
Researchers at Rogers Research Center are working to find out.
Even when treatment is helping someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), it can be difficult to understand exactly what’s happening inside the brain. Using EEG technology, Rogers researchers are exploring whether successful treatment is linked to measurable changes in brain activity and how those insights could help improve care in the future.
Hear from Jeff Engelmann, PhD, about the science behind the study, why researchers are studying the brain’s response to mistakes, and how this research may help improve our understanding of mental health treatment in the future.
