HOCD Test for Sexual Orientation OCD

Find out if you might have HOCD by taking this free, easy, scientifically-validated test.

Sexual Orientation Obsessions & Reactions Test (SORT)

What is HOCD? Also known as Homosexual Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, HOCD is a form of OCD where a person fears unwanted thoughts that they might somehow be attracted to people the same sex. This is also called SO-OCD, for sexual-orientation OCD. People who have these thoughts often feel they are losing control or are afraid of terrible consequences surrounding their sexual orientation or identity.

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Is the SORT a real test?

Yes! This is a scientifically validated and tested clinical scale. This test was over 10 years in the making by OCD experts at top institutions, including the University of Connecticut, Swarthmore College, Nova Southeastern University, University of Louisville, and Rogers Behavioral Health. This test was featured in the following peer-reviewed journal.

Williams, M. T., Ching, T. H. W., Tellawi, G., Siev, J., Dowell, J., Schlaudt, V., Slimowicz, J., & Wetterneck, C. T. (2018). Assessing sexual orientation symptoms in obsessive-compulsive disorder: Development and validation of the Sexual Orientation Obsessions and Reactions Test (SORT)Behavior Therapy, 49 (5), 715-729. doi: 10.1016/j.beth.2017.12.005

Download the SORT as a pdf.

OCD Expert Explains Sexual Obsessions

Watch this new clip by international OCD expert, Dr. Monnica Williams, to learn all about sexual obsessions in OCD. Find how how to tell the difference between OCD and other types of sexual problems, and what you can do about it. Watch Dr. Williams’ lecture now.

Talk to an HOCD Expert

The New England OCD Institute has an international team of OCD experts who specialize in treating HOCD and SO-OCD. Give us a call today us to talk to someone who can provide a diagnosis, offer a second opinion, or work with you one-on-one to help you beat your OCD.