This training integrates Inference-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT) with the social model of neurodivergence, providing clinicians with a comprehensive framework to treat OCD in neurodivergent individuals. Unlike traditional OCD models, I-CBT does not rely on exposure, instead addressing how the brain uses top-down reasoning to fill gaps of uncertainty with logical reasonings they have that are unique to their life experience. For neurodivergent individuals who crave certainty, this process can lead to distressing narratives (obsessions) centered around their “Feared Self”-a version of themselves OCD convinces them they will become if they don’t engage in their compulsion. These feared narratives are often reinforced by shame, internalized ableism, and societal pressures to conform, particularly in a world that misunderstands or rejects one’s neurotype.