Jeff Bell / Co-Founder Jeff is an author, radio personality, and motivational speaker. His new book, Rewind, Replay, Repeat: A Memoir of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (Hazelden), recounts his long-secret battles with severe OCD and the elaborate double-life the disorder forced him to lead—as a successful news anchor secretly consumed by endless checking, washing, and other rituals—before getting the CBT help that he needed. Jeff is actively  involved with the Obsessive Compulsive Foundation—for which he recently served as a keynote speaker—and Mental Health America’s Real Lives Campaign—for which he serves as national spokesperson. He is a 2007 recipient of MHA’s prestigious forWARDS Award for "moving the cause of mental health forward." Jeff is committed to helping other OCs tackle CBT therapy, and to that end, has developed what he calls a "Greater Good" motivational framework, based on his own recovery experience. Jeff can be heard weekday afternoons on KCBS Radio (740 AM) in San Francisco and across Northern California. Dr. Robin Zasio, Psy.D. / Co-Founder "Dr. Robin" is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PSY17274) and Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCS18641). She specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Exposure and Ritual Prevention techniques and currently owns and directs The Anxiety Treatment Center and The Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center of Sacramento. The ATC offers a daily Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program, in addition to individual, group, and family therapy.  Dr. Robin is also the owner of two local residential mental health recovery homes, which were created in 1990. She was President of the Sacramento Valley Psychological Association from 2003-2005 and remains on the board as Past President and MCEP Chair. Dr. Robin also serves on the advisory board of the Sacramento Chapter of the National Alliance of the Mentally Ill and is a member of the Obsessive Compulsive Foundation, California Psychological Association, American Psychological association, Trichotillomania Learning Center, and Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies.