# Angela Henry

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SAFE BASE director Angela Henry loves expanding students’ comfort zones

SAFE BASE is gearing up for another summer full of fun, learning, and unforgettable field trips. The free summer program for K-8th grade students in USD 257 starts June 1 and runs Monday-Thursday through June 25. In this week’s episode of “Registered,” SAFE BASE director Angela Henry speaks abou‮…

S4E166: Water Cooler Chat: Barefoot In Seattle: The 31st IOCDF Conference Recap

In this Water Cooler Chat, Nicole is joined by her Seattle roomies and fellow OCD specialists Amanda Petrik-Gardner and Angela Henry to recap the 31st Annual IOCDF Conference. The trio talks conference highlights, including expanded conversations around OCPD and PANS/PANDAS, the inaugural in-perso‮…

Diagnosed at 17 And Managing PANDAS in College: Abby's Story

What is it like to have PANDAS in college? Abby is a freshman in Minnesota, twelve hours from home, playing Division II volleyball and working toward vet school. She's also managing a PANS/PANDAS diagnosis she didn't receive until her junior year of high school, which meant most of her life was sp‮…

When Autism and PANDAS Overlap: Madi's Story

Autism and PANS/PANDAS share enough symptoms that separating them can be nearly impossible. In this episode, meet Madi, a 15-year-old freshman and horseback rider who can tell you exactly what her favorite horse will do for a handful of feed. She also experiences both autism and PANDAS. It wasn't ‮…

OCD Special: I-CBT - Suicidal Intrusive Thoughts with Therapist Angela Henry

OCD and PANS PANDAS specialist Angela Henry talks about treating OCD using I-CBT. This is a different approach that focuses on doubt – particularly how OCD can make us distrust what we know through our senses and experience. Rather than starting with “How do I tolerate the anxiety this thought cre‮…

Why Kids Hide Their OCD Thoughts for Years: Lynn and Brady's Story

OCD and tics are two of the most common ways PANS/PANDAS shows up, and neither one tends to look the way parents expect. In this episode, teens Lynn and Brady describe what it actually felt like growing up with PANDAS: the fear of shiny objects, being called names by classmates who don't understan‮…

PANDAS Doesn't Stop at 18: Three Young Adults on Diagnosis and Advocacy

The P in PANS/PANDAS stands for pediatric, and that single word shapes how patients get treated long after childhood. Meet Kirk, Emily and Lily from the National PANS/PANDAS Youth Alliance. They talk with us about what it's like to live with a condition most doctors still associate only with small‮…

"I'm Still In Here": Cat and Brandi on Late Onset PANDAS

PANS/PANDAS is usually diagnosed in young children, and it usually arrives with OCD or tics. Cat and Brandi's stories don't follow that script. Both were teenagers when symptoms took hold, both watched their bodies and personalities change in ways their doctors couldn't explain, and both spent yea‮…